Sauna in Oslo

Oslo Sauna Association was founded in 2016 by a group of anarchists and diplomats from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ ice bath club. It all started with the sauna boat Måken, built from driftwood from Bjørvika. Since then, the popularity of saunas and ice baths has skyrocketed.

Their goal is to provide Oslo residents with access to warm and welcoming saunas, whether you want to rent a private sauna for a special occasion or join a communal sauna session. The saunas are scattered around Oslo, but we recommend a short 3-minute walk from Oslo Central Station to Langkaia, right next to Amerikalinjen. Here you can experience the refreshing fjord water and truly enjoy the sauna experience.

Read more about how to book here.