Enjoy the heat of the sauna
In the Lahti region, you can enjoy the gentle heat of a traditional lakeside sauna, a Stone Age sauna or a moss sauna. If you want to pamper your body and mind, check out the lovely spa treatments in the region’s relaxing spas.
Spectacular saunas on the shores of Lakes Päijänne and Vesijärvi
Sauna Pavilion in Vääksy
Next to the Majakkapaviljonki restaurant in Vääksy, you will now find the modern Sauna Pavilion for 20 people, from where you can take a dip in the waves of Lake Päijänne from your own private pier.
Lehmonkärki Sauna World in Asikkala
A glass sauna, a genuine smoke sauna, an electric sauna, outdoor pools and a pool bar create a unique setting on the shore of Lake Päijänne. The Sauna World can accommodate up to 100 people.
Mukkula Manor’s lakeside sauna
Enjoy the heat in the completely renovated sauna facilities by Lake Vesijärvi, only 10 minutes from Lahti city centre. Two adjacent sauna facilities cater well to larger groups, too.
Spa pampering in Heinola
The intimate Kumpeli Spa features a sauna world with four different types of sauna, a jacuzzi and a therapy pool, a hot and cold walking pool and a lovely relaxing space with heated lounge chairs and a salt room.
At Nowene, you can relax in the pools or experience the best part of the Finnish sauna culture. The pampering treatments include peat treatments, salt room treatments and dry aquamassages.
Find all the saunas in the Lahti Region here
Yoga in a smoke sauna and traditional sauna treatments
Take your sauna experience to the next level! We’ve put together tips about the best sauna treatments.
Try sauna yoga in the atmospheric smoke sauna of Hollolan Hirvi in the middle of the Hollola countyside.
On Ma Nature’s wild herb trip, you will head to the forest and find the suitable herbs for your sauna experience. If you so wish, the wild herbs can be used to make natural cosmetics or foraged food, too.
The traditional sauna specialist of Travellamo introduces folk healing to you through, for instance, vihtominen, which means whipping yourself with twigs with leaves on them. In the vihta, the bunch of twigs, usually birch, alder, rowan, linden, oak, maple, apple tree or lilac tree branches are used.