Best Saunas in Prague – Part 2

Saunas in Prague as an experience

Sauna at the National Theatre

Address: Ostrovní 1, Prague 1 (New Stage ND)
Web: narodnisauna.cz

Let’s start with a real gem among saunas in Prague – an oasis of calm on the roof of the National Theatre’s New Stage. Especially in the evening, sauna sessions in these previously hidden spaces feel truly exclusive, accompanied by a live audio broadcast from the performance below. Because of its uniqueness, the sauna operates as a private club and access is possible only with a membership card. However, it’s possible to arrange a one-time trial entry.

Source: narodnisauna.cz

Sauna Spot Dvorce

Address: Podolské nábřeží 1110, Prague 4
Web: saunaspot.cz

Sauna Spot Prague is one of the city’s most popular saunas. It has earned its place among experiential saunas mainly thanks to its location right by the river and large glass walls with views of the Vltava’s banks – a unique genius loci. Inside you’ll find four Finnish saunas named after Greek goddesses: Niké, Theia, Héra and Hébé. Every evening features sauna ceremonies, plus there are regular wellness and beauty events.

Source: facebook.com/saunaspotdvorce

Sauny Vltava

Address: Podolské nábřeží 1108/1, Prague 4
Web: saunyvltava.cz

Just a few meters from Sauna Spot you can warm up in another sauna – in fact, the largest in the Czech Republic, with a capacity of 100 people. In addition to regular sauna sessions and ceremonies, the venue also hosts various events. If you’re curious about cold exposure, you can sign up for Wim Hof courses. A highlight here is the relaxation zone in a teepee with an open fire, and the bold can cool down in the Vltava thanks to the private beach.

Source: saunyvltava.cz

Lázně na lodi (Spa on a Boat)

Address: Rašínovo nábřeží 30 (Avoid Gallery Boat), Prague 2
Web: laznenalodi.cz

Staying on the Vltava but moving closer to the center – on Rašínovo nábřeží near the railway bridge you’ll find the Avoid boat, where you can sweat it out in winter with beautiful views of Prague Castle. Afterward, jump into the cooling tub – or if you’re brave, straight into the Vltava. Capacity is limited to 15 people, so advance booking is essential.

Source: laznenalodi.cz

Kayak Beach Bar

Address: Náplavka by the railway bridge, Prague 2
Web: kayakbeachbar.cz

Lázně na lodi isn’t the only place where you can enjoy a sauna in Prague right on the waves of the Vltava with a view of Hradčany. Just a short walk past the railway bridge you’ll find Kayak Beach Bar. In summer, it’s full of sports and drinks; in winter, it transforms into a sauna and hot tub spot. Cooling off directly in the river is of course part of the experience. Entry must be booked in advance.

Source: kayakbeachbar.cz

Sauna The Pitchers

Address: Hořejší nábřeží, Prague 5
Web: thepitchers.cz

Fancy a view of Vyšehrad instead of Hradčany? Then head to the opposite bank of the Vltava. Much like Kayak Beach Bar, in summer this is a lively place for chilled beer and Aperol, while in winter it’s about relaxation in a Finnish sauna. Capacity is around 20 people.

Source: facebook.com/ThePitchersPraha

Sauna in a Caravan (Maringotka)

Address: Štvanice Island
Web: saunavmaringotce.cz

For one of the most unusual sauna experiences in Prague, head to Štvanice Island – here you’ll find a former military caravan turned into a sauna. Inside you’re greeted by a wood-burning stove with crackling logs, outside there’s an ice-cold tub and showers. For the bold, there’s always the option of cooling off in the Vltava. A relaxation room, showers and facilities are available in the adjacent building (so bring a towel and flip-flops). You can book a single spot or reserve the entire caravan for up to seven friends.

Source: saunavmaringotce.cz

Best private saunas in Prague

Want to enjoy a sauna session just for two or with a group of friends? Besides some of the saunas in Prague that also have private rooms, these dedicated private spots are definitely worth checking out.

Sauna Smíchov

Address: Císařská louka 162, Prague 5
Web: saunasmichov.cz

One of the best-known private saunas in Prague, located right on the banks of the Vltava. Here, you can enjoy a sweating ritual in a sauna built from fragrant Nordic spruce while looking out over the river. The sauna holds six people, with a minimum rental of two hours. The price includes a bottle of prosecco. And if the sauna alone isn’t enough, you can book a private whirlpool and finish the evening with a drink at the bar. Perfect for celebrations, bachelor(ette) parties or small company events.

Source: saunasmichov.cz

Sauna na Dvorku

Address: Bělohorská 240/81, Prague 6 – Břevnov
Web: saunanadvorku.cz

This is a true hidden oasis, tucked away in the courtyard of a residential building in Břevnov. The sauna is designed for two people (maximum three by arrangement), making it one of the most private sauna spots in Prague. Despite its unusual location, it has everything you need for relaxation: a Finnish sauna, cooling shower, and a cozy lounge area with chairs and a minibar. Perfect for anyone looking for absolute privacy and a peaceful evening in a warm, welcoming environment.
 

Relax Ladronka

Address: Štefkova 1175/17, Prague 6 – Břevnov
Web: relax-ladronka.cz

Ladronka Park is a popular spot for Prague locals, whether for sports or leisure. Here you’ll also find complete relaxation in one of two private saunas. The larger “Rustik” sauna, decorated in a rustic style, holds up to six people, while the smaller “Futura” Finnish sauna is perfect for two. Our tip: treat yourself to a professional massage after your sauna session – you’ll leave with a clear head and a completely relaxed body.

Source: relax-ladronka.cz

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Whether you’re tempted by a sauna with views of Prague Castle, sweating it out in a caravan on Štvanice, or enjoying peace in a private sauna with a bottle of prosecco, the city has countless options beyond the usual complexes. These Prague spa sauna spots prove that saunování here can be both an experience and a moment of true privacy.