Skip to main content
Helsinki logo History Helsinki
Select site language
Suomi Svenska English
Navigation menu
  • Phenomena
    Phenomena Toggle submenu: Phenomena
    • Many modes of transport
    • Changing urban environment
    • Multifaceted urban culture
    • Helsinki residents
    • Events throughout the year
    • Constantly changing everyday life
    • Heading out to sea and into the wide world
  • Regions
    Regions Toggle submenu: Regions
    • Southern
  • Turning points
    Turning points Toggle submenu: Turning points
    • Origins and 16th century
    • 18th century
    • 19th century
    • 20th century
  • History on maps
Main navigation
  • Phenomena
    • Many modes of transport
    • Changing urban environment
    • Multifaceted urban culture
    • Helsinki residents
    • Events throughout the year
    • Constantly changing everyday life
    • Heading out to sea and into the wide world
  • Regions
    • Southern
  • Turning points
    • Origins and 16th century
    • 18th century
    • 19th century
    • 20th century
  • History on maps

Saunabar in Maunula

Saunabar in Maunula
Share
A building in red brick with the text SAUNA om the wall.
After the wars, there were many public saunas in northern Helsinki. They were closed one after the other. The last remaining traditional public saunas Hermanni, Kotiharju and Arla are in Kallio and Hermanni. Maunulan Saunabaari is now a community house.
Show on map

Photographer

Helsinki City Museum / Jaana Maijala

Neighbourhoods

Pohjoinen

Period

1951

Finna.fi record

Open in Finna(Link leads to external service)

Keywords

saunas public saunas
Helsinki logo
  • Give feedback(Link leads to external service)
  • Accessibility
  • Cookie settings
Back to top