Saltsjöbadens friluftsbad

The wooden bathhouse structure stands directly in the sea, featuring separate swimming areas and sandy beaches along the Stockholm archipelago coast.

Architects Torben Grut and Knut Gyllencreutz designed this public bath, which opened its doors to swimmers in 1906 as part of Saltsjöbaden's development.

The facility maintains the Swedish tradition of public bathing, offering designated areas for men and women while accommodating modern mixed-gender swimming practices.

Visitors can access the bath via public transportation from Stockholm, with the facility operating during summer months from morning until evening.

The wooden castle-like structure extends into the water on stilts, creating a direct connection between the Baltic Sea and the bathing facilities.

Location: Nacka Municipality

Inception: 1906

Architects: Torben Grut, Knut Gyllencreutz

GPS coordinates: 59.27500,18.31778

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11