Pust Oslo
Two Pust saunas on Langkaia by the Oslo fjord: the Badstutempel, a sauna temple for 30 whose design draws on Oslo's old fish market, and 1850 Setesdalen, a wood-fired smoke sauna for 10 built in Setesdal more than 175 years ago. Between them sits a fire pit modelled on the Sami árran hearth.
WhatBathhouse, OsloNorway
WhenOpen all yearFjord dip from the quay. Cold-water showers only, no soap or shampoo.
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CostOrdinær billett, 1 time (regular ticket, 1 hour)NOK 399about €37As of Oct 2026
AccessNo alcohol, smoking or drugs; never bathe in the sea alone; rinse with fresh water after bathing; no toilets at the sauna (public toilets nearby). Tickets non-refundable; cancellations 24 hours ahead get 50 per cent back or a full gift card.Timed tickets
Getting in
- Address
- Langkaia 1, 0150 Oslo
Entry, hours and rules
- Entry
- Ordinær billett, 1 time (regular ticket, 1 hour) (Per seat in the Badstutempel (sauna temple))NOK 399about €37
- Student/vernepliktig (student or conscript) (ID required)NOK 149about €14
- Ungdom 12 til 18 (youth 12 to 18)NOK 129about €12
- Barn under 12 år (child under 12)NOK 79about €7.5
- Hours
- Mon06:00-23:00
- Tue06:00-23:00
- Wed06:00-23:00
- Thu06:00-23:00
- Fri06:00-23:00
- Sat06:00-23:00
- Sun06:00-23:00
- Swimwear and rules
- Swimwear must be worn at all times; being naked in the sauna is not permitted (operator). Mixed sauna with separate changing areas for women and men; two towels, one to sit on.
- Children
- Children and youth under 14 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult; child ticket under 12, youth ticket 12 to 18.
- Tickets
- Timed entry slots, book ahead
- Official site
- pust.io
- Facilities
- SaunaChanging roomsShowers
About Pust Oslo
The Setesdal sauna, a smoke sauna of a kind among the oldest in the Nordic countries, is fired with wood on ordinary days and lit the old smoke-sauna way only on special occasions. The Badstutempel is a single large, open room facing the fjord. The fire pit between the two saunas takes its shape from the gamme, the Sami turf hut, as well as the árran hearth.