Allas Sea Pool is a distinctive wellness destination located in the heart of Helsinki, adjacent to the iconic Market Square. This innovative facility seamlessly blends urban culture with waterfront relaxation, offering year-round access to its unique amenities. Visitors can enjoy a heated freshwater pool maintained at a comfortable 27 degrees Celsius or experience an authentic Baltic Sea swimming experience in the naturally filtered seawater pool.
The facility features five saunas, including the impressive Panorama Sauna with panoramic views extending across the archipelago. The floating platform design creates an intimate connection with the sea, while the stepped decks and terraces serve as vibrant social spaces. Three on-site restaurants and bars complement the wellness offerings, and regular live music performances enhance the maritime atmosphere. Whether seeking rejuvenation through sauna and swimming or simply enjoying the waterfront ambiance, Allas Sea Pool provides a memorable escape in the city center.
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