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Well that’s how (non-mix) saunas work in Finland.

• distances 3y ago
  Biggest difference to Germany is that German saunas are usually mixed. Including mixed showers and changing rooms (in saunas, not in public swimming pools).
  • omnimus 3y ago
    The showers are rarely mixed. On the other hand mixed changingrooms for public pools (and saunas) is the norm everywhere around europe. Its for capacity reasons and you have private booths for the changing part.
    • distances 3y ago
      In Berlin showers in saunas are usually mixed. Talking specifically about saunas only, different in public pools etc.
      • Krasnol 3y ago
        You're probably talking about different showers. Showers within the sauna area are usually mixed. Showers within the dressing areas are not.
        • distances 3y ago
          I think we are talking about different things. Typical saunas are the neighbourhood saunas, Kietz-Saunas. They do not have any separation. Not in dressing rooms, showers, nor in sauna areas. It's all mixed, except usually a women only day once a week. Saunas in public pools etc may have different arrangements.