🇳🇴 Norway

Public saunas in Oslo

We've checked 6 public saunas in and around Oslo, Norway – floating sauna, seaside sauna and traditional public sauna. Entry starts from 150 kr at Pust Oslo – Badstutempelet. 5 of them let you cool off with a swim between rounds.

Floating saunafrom 320 kr

KOK Oslo – Shared Sauna (Felleskok)

🇳🇴 Oslo, Norway

KOK runs small wood-fired floating saunas moored at Langkaia and Aker Brygge, with big windows onto the fjord. The shared option seats up to eight strangers for a 90-minute slot, and you can dip in the fjord between rounds when conditions allow. Bring swimwear and towels; the shared session cannot be cancelled or changed once booked.

Sea swimming
Seaside saunaSee website

Oslo Badstuforening – Hvervenbukta

🇳🇴 Oslo, Norway

Oslo Sauna Association sauna at the Hvervenbukta beach and recreation area on the southern Oslofjord shore, open to members and drop-in guests.

Sea swimming
Floating saunafrom 260 kr

Oslo Badstuforening – Langkaia

🇳🇴 Oslo, Norway

Oslo's volunteer-run sauna association operates a cluster of harbour saunas on Langkaia, a short walk from the Opera House and Central Station. Tickets are sold per 90-minute slot and fill up fast, so book ahead and bring swimwear and two towels. The Langkaia site has jumping platforms for a cooling dip in the Oslofjord between rounds.

Sea swimming
Floating saunaSee website

Oslo Badstuforening – Sukkerbiten

🇳🇴 Oslo, Norway

The sauna association's floating sauna village on the Sukkerbiten pier between the Opera House and Sørenga, with over a dozen fjord-side saunas of 6–25 places.

Sea swimming
Seaside saunafrom 150 kr

Pust Oslo – Badstutempelet

🇳🇴 Oslo, Norway

Pust's largest sauna, a fjord-facing hall for up to 30 people in Bjørvika inspired by the old fish market, with a central fire pit.

Sea swimmingIce swimming in winter
Traditional public saunafrom 205 kr

SALT

🇳🇴 Oslo, Norway

Nomadic art and sauna venue on the Bjørvika waterfront with several outdoor saunas, including a very large communal one, plus bars, food and live events.

Elsewhere in Norway

New to saunas in Norway? Read our sauna etiquette guide before you go – dress codes differ a lot between countries.