Kalma Saun

Opened in 1928, Kalma Saun is perhaps Tallinn’s most iconic public sauna, tucked in the bohemian Kalamaja district​. The building’s dignified Art Deco façade (with Kalma Saun spelled out above the columns) hints at its long pedigree – aside from modern renovations, much of the original atmosphere remains. “Kalma” means grave in Estonian, but fear not – the name actually abbreviates Kalamaja (the neighborhood) and the vibe inside is lively, not grim​! Men and women have separate sections here, each open daily (Mon–Fri 11:00–22:00, weekends 10:00–23:00)​.