Russia · 3 researched spaces
Saunas and bathhouses in Moscow
Bathhouse gathers 3 spaces in Moscow to compare heat, cold, ritual, access model and location. Every record marks what came from the operator and what was gathered in the field.
Explore on the mapWhere to bathe and take a sauna in Moscow
Krasnopresnenskie baniRebuilt Soviet public bath in Presnya: Russian banya with a kupel, hammam with soap massage and Finnish sauna, with men's and women's wings and luxury rooms.
Lefortovskie baniRussian banya in Lefortovo with nautical-style interiors: a traditional parilka, Finnish sauna and rest rooms for groups, in eastern Moscow.
SandunyA banya mais famosa da Rússia, aberta em 1808 no centro de Moscou: interiores palacianos do século XIX, cinco alas públicas masculinas e uma feminina, piscinas frias e restaurante no complexo.
What to find in Moscow
- Banya
- 3 spaces
- Bathhouse
- 3 spaces
- Cold plunge
- 3 spaces
- Finnish sauna
- 3 spaces
- Parenie (venik)
- 3 spaces
- Steam room
- 3 spaces
- Public bath
- 2 spaces
- Cold shower
- 1 space
- Hammam
- 1 space
- Ice bath
- 1 space
Frequently asked questions
How many saunas and bathhouses are there in Moscow?
Bathhouse gathers 3 researched spaces in Moscow. The selection is a sourced sample, not a complete census of the city.
Which bathhouses and saunas should you know in Moscow?
The selection includes Sanduny, Krasnopresnenskie bani and Lefortovskie bani.
What kinds of bathing and sauna exist in Moscow?
The mapped experiences include banya, cold plunge, finnish sauna, parenie (venik), steam room and cold shower.
Do you need to book a sauna in Moscow?
3 spaces work by booked session and 3 accept drop-in entry. Check each operator's rule and schedule before visiting.