Lejlu Public Sauna

A public sauna on the Baltic shore, in the south-west of the city centre, opened in 2016 in a timber building by the Avanto architecture studio, whose slatted facade descends towards the sea like a staircase. It features several wood-burning saunas, including a traditional smoke sauna, and between sessions guests step out onto the terrace and, when conditions allow, take a dip in the sea. The same building houses a restaurant with views over the water. Booking a slot in advance is recommended, and families with children should check the venue's rules before visiting.