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Allas Sea Pool

  • CategorySauna And Swimming
  • Duration2-3 hours
  • AdmissionAdult Day pass about €16-19 (about $18-22 USD); check allaspool.fi · Child Reduced prices for children
  • Price$$
  • Transport5-minute walk from Market Square (Kauppatori) along the waterfront in Katajanokka

Allas Sea Pool is a waterfront spa complex at Katajanokanlaituri 2 A in Helsinki, Uusimaa, beside Market Square on the harbour. It combines a heated freshwater pool, a seawater pool, several saunas and a terrace, and it is open throughout the year, including winter, when steam rises off the pools against the cold air.

A waterfront complex beside Market Square with a heated pool, a seawater pool, saunas and a terrace, open year-round with a cold plunge in the harbour.

Allas Sea Pool is a waterfront spa complex at Katajanokanlaituri 2 A in Helsinki, Uusimaa, beside Market Square on the harbour. It combines a heated freshwater pool, a seawater pool, several saunas and a terrace, and it is open throughout the year, including winter, when steam rises off the pools against the cold air. The site gives a rare opportunity to swim in the heart of the city with views of the Presidential Palace, Helsinki Cathedral and the Uspenski Cathedral across the water. Saunas, including a wood-heated option, are used in the Finnish way, alternating between heat and a dip. A cold plunge into the harbour water is available for the bold. Swimwear is required in the pools and saunas, and the facilities include changing rooms and lockers. A visit usually takes two to three hours. The opening hours are Monday-Thursday 6:30-21:00, Friday 6:30-22:00, Saturday 8:00-22:00 and Sunday 8:00-21:00, but times can change for events, so check allaspool.fi. A day pass costs about €16-19, with reduced prices for children. Early mornings are the quietest time, while summer afternoons and weekend evenings draw the largest crowds, partly because the terrace works as a restaurant and bar. In winter, an evening visit offers the strongest contrast of steam and cold. The complex is a five-minute walk from Market Square along the waterfront in Katajanokka, and the nearby ferries and market stalls make it easy to combine with sightseeing in the centre.

Practical information for Allas Sea Pool · Last updated September 2026
Admission Adult Day pass about €16-19 (about $18-22 USD); check allaspool.fi · Child Reduced prices for children
Hours Mon-Thu 6:30-21:00, Fri 6:30-22:00, Sat 8:00-22:00, Sun 8:00-21:00; times can change for events, check allaspool.fi
Typical visit 2-3 hours
Best time Early morning, or a winter evening for steam against the cold
Getting there 5-minute walk from Market Square (Kauppatori) along the waterfront in Katajanokka
Address Katajanokanlaituri 2 A, 00160 Helsinki

Location

Katajanokanlaituri 2 A, 00160 Helsinki

60.1670, 24.9575 View on map

Highlights

  • Heated pool and seawater pool on the harbour
  • Saunas with views over the city skyline
  • Cold plunge in the harbour water
  • Year-round operation, with steam in winter

Tips for visiting

  • Go early in the morning for the calmest pools
  • Check allaspool.fi for event closures
  • Bring a swimsuit and a towel, or check what is for rent
  • Day pass is about €16-19
  • Expect crowds on summer weekends

When to visit

Early mornings are quietest, and a winter evening gives the best contrast of steam and cold air.

Accessibility

Accessibility of the pools and saunas should be confirmed with the staff before a visit, particularly for wheelchair users.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a visit take?

Most visitors spend two to three hours between the pools, saunas and terrace.

Is it worth it for kids?

Children receive reduced prices and the pools are suitable for families, though supervision is needed around the harbour plunge.

Is photography allowed?

Photography is limited in the changing and bathing areas for privacy. Photographs from the terrace are usually fine.