Traditional Wooden Sauna

Sweating is used as therapy helping people to relax, discharge, while it has multiple health benefits. The ancient Mayan civilization used sweat lodges 3,000 years ago, according to Harvard Health Publications. The sauna is an integral part of Finnish culture and there are more saunas than cars in Finland, with the first descriptions of the Finnish sauna dating back to 1112 AD.

According to a study, people who took a sauna after exercise had lower levels of blood pressure and total cholesterol.

The multiple benefits:

  • reducing stress levels
  • reduces joint pain
  • reduces cardiovascular risk (stroke and heart attack)
  • accelerates the recovery of the body
  • increases blood circulation
  • strengthens the epidermal barrier
  • reduces inflammation
  • detoxifies skin pores
  • reduces cortisol levels

Avoid use if:

  • you experience dizziness
  • hypotension
  • kidney or heart disease
  • high blood pressure

cold or overwork

If you’re just getting into the magic of the sauna world, take it slow. Most experts recommend visiting the sauna once or twice a week.

Sauna rules dictate that you go to it with 2 towels (to sit on and to wrap yourself in). Wear slippers. Also, don’t forget to remove all jewelry, watches, cell phones, etc. Take a bottle of water with you. If you are a beginner, you should sit on the lowest bench where there is a slightly cooler temperature.

A typical sauna procedure consists of three parts:

Stay in the sauna room (10 – 15 minutes)

Cool shower (30 seconds – 5 minutes)

Rest in the waiting room (10 – 15 minutes)

Price for 1 or 2 persons:
30 minutes 15€


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