Yrjönkatu Swimming Hall - https://liikunta.hel.fi/en/venues/tprek:41102

The first swimming hall in Finland exudes unique and historic spa atmosphere right in the heart of Helsinki. It has retained its original appearance to this day and attracts between 300-800 swimmers daily. Compared to other swimming halls in the city, Yrjönkatu swimming hall is unique in that bathing suits are not required, as the swimming pool's opening hours are divided into women's and men's sessions. You can also enjoy the historic spa atmosphere with lounge cabins, restaurant services and various saunas on the second floor of the swimming hall. The swimming hall building is architecturally significant: it was designed by architect Väinö Vähäkallio and represents the classical trend of the 1920s. The swimming hall is organized into two levels, The 1st floor has 2 electric saunas and the 2nd floor features a wood burning sauna, a steam sauna, an infrared sauna and restaurant Cafe Yrjö.

Taking photos is prohibited in the swimming hall area.

Please note that staff consists of both men and women during all opening hours.

The swimming hall is closed for renovations from 1.1.2024-1.1.2026.