In Finnish sauna culture, löyly describes the spirit of the sauna, the moment when water meets hot stones and releases a purifying steam that envelops you in warmth. For centuries, saunas have been places of cleansing, community and renewal. Today, this ancient ritual lives on in many forms, from dry saunas to steam rooms and our new Nordic-inspired Pop-Up Sauna Space at Peninsula Hot Springs. Whether you prefer the intensity of a traditional sauna or the gentle humidity of steam, each offers it

484 reactions · 295 shares | Finland’s sauna culture has been inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List  This means we are committed to fostering the living Finnish sauna tradition. Sauna bathing is a part of everyday life and festivities, and it underscores equality. | This is Finland | Facebook

Ice Swimming, Sauna, Ice Fishing & Cross Country Skiing in 1 spot here in Suomensaari during the winter. In summer, this place is my favorite swimming place as well and public sauna also open, sometimes sauna lautta (boat sauna) also hanging around here. As The City has the most public sauna in Finland, it makes Tampere the sauna capital of the world. Luckily public sauna has been open again this season after some pandemic restriction. For more video about Finland especially Tampere City on my y

🥶⁠ Are you brave enough to go straight from sauna to ice-cold water? The Finns are! In fact, since the 1920s, ice swimming is quite a popular organized activity there. Some say that the transition from the warm sauna (80 Celsius) to the freezing water (3 Celsius) can improve your immune system – and actually produces a feeling of euphoria. So, would you try it? 😅❄️⁠ ⁠ 🎥 Davide Anzimanni 📍 Ivalo, Finnish Lapland, Finland | DW Euromaxx

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