Saunas in Norwegian cities

Oslo is Norway's sauna capital. Along the Oslofjord, floating saunas sit side by side with urban spas, and many are open all year round. Here is the overview of saunas in Oslo – with prices, opening hours and photos.

Between mountains and fjord, Bergen has developed a lively sauna scene. Several sea saunas offer fjord bathing year round, with the city's seven mountains as a backdrop. Here are Bergen's saunas gathered in one place.

Trondheim has one of Norway's most active sauna communities, with floating saunas on the Nidelva river and by Munkholmen. Ice bathing and sauna are part of winter here. See all the saunas in Trondheim below.

In Stavanger and the surrounding area you will find saunas both in the city centre and along the Jæren coast. The combination of sea bathing and sauna has made the city one of the fastest-growing sauna scenes in the country.

Sauna under the northern lights: Tromsø offers Arctic sauna experiences with ocean ice bathing for much of the year. Here is the overview of saunas in and around Tromsø.

Ålesund combines Art Nouveau architecture with magnificent coastal scenery, and the saunas here are often right by the sea. See the saunas in and around Ålesund below.

Along the Drammen river and fjord, sauna culture has taken a firm hold. Here you will find the saunas in and around Drammen, with prices and opening hours where available.

The capital of southern Norway has saunas by the city beach and along the archipelago. Here is the overview of saunas in Kristiansand – perfect after a dip in the sea, summer or winter.