Norways Oslo’s Trosten Sauna: A Beacon of Accessibility and Relaxation
The Trosten sauna in Oslo has been recognized by Time magazine as one of the world’s 100 best travel destinations for 2025. This innovative floating sauna boasts universal design, making it accessible to people with disabilities, including wheelchair users and the visually impaired. Located near the Munch Museum, Trosten offers a unique sauna experience that combines sustainability, social inclusion and relaxation.
Trosten features ramps, spacious interiors and a custom ventilation system, accommodating up to 24 people and two wheelchairs. The sauna’s façade is made from 75% recycled aluminum, and its energy system ensures consistent heat at all levels. The Oslo Sauna Association’s vision is to provide saunas for everyone, regardless of ability, promoting wellbeing and socialization.
Oslo offers a range of sauna experiences, each with its unique charm. Some popular options include:
Trosten Sauna, a floating sauna with universal design and stunning views of the Oslo Fjord; KOK Oslo Sauna, offering wood-fired floating saunas with prices starting at NOK 1,280 for private sessions; SALT Sauna Oslo, featuring private barrel saunas combining art, music and architecture; Lake Sauna Oslo, a traditional wood-fired sauna in a serene natural setting; Saunahuset Hercules, a popular sauna spot catering to the LGBTQ+ community; Kongen Marina Sauna, a new floating sauna with 360-degree views of the fjord; and Oslo Fjord Spa, offering private and public sauna experiences with stunning views.
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