What is Nordic Sauna Club?
Nordic Sauna Club is a new members-only sauna club in the heart of Nordhavn, Copenhagen, just 15 meters from the soon-to-come waterline in Kronløbsøen. This tight-knit community, an extension of Nordic Strong, offers a spacious sauna accommodating up to 18 people at a time.
With the option for add on weekly saunagus sessions and included towel service, it's the ideal place for relaxation, camaraderie, and connecting with like-minded individuals. Complete with showers and a bathroom, be sure to sign up and join the waitlist.
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SaunaSaunas offer a multitude of health benefits that make them a popular choice for relaxation and well-being. Regular sauna use has been linked to improved cardiovascular health, with studies showing a reduced risk of fatal heart problems and increased longevity, particularly when used 2-3 times per week or more frequently.
Saunas can also contribute to stress reduction by lowering cortisol levels in the body, promoting relaxation and mental well-being. Additionally, the heat and steam in saunas may help improve circulation, alleviate muscle tension, and provide relief from various aches and pains.
Beyond the physical benefits, saunas offer a space for introspection and mindfulness, fostering a deeper connection to oneself and facilitating social interaction, making them a holistic and rejuvenating experience for both body and mind.
Cold WaterImmersing oneself in cold water, especially after a session in the sauna, offers numerous health benefits. At the Nordic Sauna Club, the proximity of the sauna to Kronløbsøen's cool waters, situated just 15 meters away, presents a unique opportunity for this invigorating experience.
Coldwater immersion, often referred to as "cold plunging" or "cold therapy," can promote circulation by causing blood vessels to constrict and then dilate rapidly, which may improve cardiovascular health over time. This contrast between the extreme heat of the sauna and the cold water can stimulate the release of endorphins, creating a natural high and reducing stress levels.
Additionally, cold water immersion is known to enhance the immune system, increase metabolic rate, and even soothe sore muscles, making it an excellent complement to the relaxing and detoxifying effects of the sauna.
The availability of a swim zone in Kronløbsøen ensures that guests at the Nordic Sauna Club can enjoy the full spectrum of benefits, both physical and mental, that come from alternating between the heat of the sauna and the revitalizing embrace of cold water.
SaunaSaunas offer a multitude of health benefits that make them a popular choice for relaxation and well-being. Regular sauna use has been linked to improved cardiovascular health, with studies showing a reduced risk of fatal heart problems and increased longevity, particularly when used 2-3 times per week or more frequently.
Saunas can also contribute to stress reduction by lowering cortisol levels in the body, promoting relaxation and mental well-being. Additionally, the heat and steam in saunas may help improve circulation, alleviate muscle tension, and provide relief from various aches and pains.
Beyond the physical benefits, saunas offer a space for introspection and mindfulness, fostering a deeper connection to oneself and facilitating social interaction, making them a holistic and rejuvenating experience for both body and mind.
Saunas offer a multitude of health benefits that make them a popular choice for relaxation and well-being. Regular sauna use has been linked to improved cardiovascular health, with studies showing a reduced risk of fatal heart problems and increased longevity, particularly when used 2-3 times per week or more frequently.
Saunas can also contribute to stress reduction by lowering cortisol levels in the body, promoting relaxation and mental well-being. Additionally, the heat and steam in saunas may help improve circulation, alleviate muscle tension, and provide relief from various aches and pains.
Beyond the physical benefits, saunas offer a space for introspection and mindfulness, fostering a deeper connection to oneself and facilitating social interaction, making them a holistic and rejuvenating experience for both body and mind.
Cold WaterImmersing oneself in cold water, especially after a session in the sauna, offers numerous health benefits. At the Nordic Sauna Club, the proximity of the sauna to Kronløbsøen's cool waters, situated just 15 meters away, presents a unique opportunity for this invigorating experience.
Coldwater immersion, often referred to as "cold plunging" or "cold therapy," can promote circulation by causing blood vessels to constrict and then dilate rapidly, which may improve cardiovascular health over time. This contrast between the extreme heat of the sauna and the cold water can stimulate the release of endorphins, creating a natural high and reducing stress levels.
Additionally, cold water immersion is known to enhance the immune system, increase metabolic rate, and even soothe sore muscles, making it an excellent complement to the relaxing and detoxifying effects of the sauna.
The availability of a swim zone in Kronløbsøen ensures that guests at the Nordic Sauna Club can enjoy the full spectrum of benefits, both physical and mental, that come from alternating between the heat of the sauna and the revitalizing embrace of cold water.
Immersing oneself in cold water, especially after a session in the sauna, offers numerous health benefits. At the Nordic Sauna Club, the proximity of the sauna to Kronløbsøen's cool waters, situated just 15 meters away, presents a unique opportunity for this invigorating experience.
Coldwater immersion, often referred to as "cold plunging" or "cold therapy," can promote circulation by causing blood vessels to constrict and then dilate rapidly, which may improve cardiovascular health over time. This contrast between the extreme heat of the sauna and the cold water can stimulate the release of endorphins, creating a natural high and reducing stress levels.
Additionally, cold water immersion is known to enhance the immune system, increase metabolic rate, and even soothe sore muscles, making it an excellent complement to the relaxing and detoxifying effects of the sauna.
The availability of a swim zone in Kronløbsøen ensures that guests at the Nordic Sauna Club can enjoy the full spectrum of benefits, both physical and mental, that come from alternating between the heat of the sauna and the revitalizing embrace of cold water.
Membership Fee
The Nordic Sauna Club Membership is subscription-based with a fixed monthly fee, providing you daily access to the Sauna Club's facilities. The monthly fee is 400 DKK. Additionally, there's registration fee of 300 DKK, which is a one-time payment due upon signing up for the waitlist.
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Why should I become a member of the Nordic Sauna Club?
Becoming a member of the Nordic Sauna Club offers a unique opportunity to indulge in luxurious, spacious sauna facilities nestled in the heart of Nordhavn, just a short 15-minute stroll from the waterfront. With dedicated full-time staff ensuring a clean and inviting atmosphere and the added bonus of a tight-knit community that extends from Nordic Strong, joining this club promises a holistic and rejuvenating experience for both body and soul.
Where can I and how do I apply for membership?
Everyone is welcome to apply for membership in our Nordic Sauna Club. However, if you are under 18 years of age, you will need approval from your legal guardian.
To apply for membership, please send your application to contact@nordicstrong.com. In your application, include your name, address, and age - please write "Nordic Sauna Club Application" in the subject. Membership allocation is determined through a random selection process, with a focus on our diversity criteria. Our aim is to achieve a diverse and inclusive community within our sauna club, as we firmly believe that this approach enhances the quality of our community and encourages an open atmosphere.
When does the Sauna Club open?
The Sauna Club is set to open when the Kronløbsøen waterline becomes operational. The anticipated opening date for the Kronløbsøen waterline is by the end of 2023.
What is the Nordic Sauna Club's opening hours?
The Sauna Club is open all year.
The sauna is open within the Studio's opening hours. The sauna is usually operational from the following times, although there may be exceptions where it operates for shorter periods:
Mondays to Thursdays: 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 8 pm. Fridays: 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 7 pm. Saturdays and Sundays: 8 am to 3 pm.
What should I bring to the sauna?
Bring swimwear and a towel to sit on.
If you don't have a towel, you can conveniently rent one for 25 DKK at the Studio's reception. While you're there, don't forget to check out our selection of beverages. Staying hydrated is essential!
Where is the Nordic Sauna Club located?
The Nordic Sauna Club is located at The Nordic Strong Studio, Fortkaj 5, 2150 Nordhavn. Upon arrival, the receptionist will guide you through the Sauna Club's facilities.
Is saunagus included in the membership?
Saunagus is not included in the monthly membership but can be purchased separately for an additional fee of 150 DKK per session
Sauna Rules
Access and Hygiene:
- The sauna is exclusively for Members, and guests require prior approval.
- All members must shower before entering the sauna.
- Members should remove clothing and jewellery, wear swimwear inside, and sit on a towel for comfort and to protect the wooden benches.
Hydration and Footwear:
- Members should ensure they are adequately hydrated before entering the sauna.
- No shoes are allowed in the sauna area; please leave them on the designated shoe shelf.
Sauna Use:
- Do not splash or pour water onto the sauna stove without permission.
- Oils or fragrances are not allowed without prior consent.
- Keep conversations quiet and respectful.
- No physical activities, sports, or inappropriate behaviour.
Sauna Etiquette:
- Gently close doors and gates to maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
- Only bring drinking water into the sauna; no alcohol, beer, juice, milk, or food. Only bring it in paper cups.
- Children under 18 can enter with prior approval, but those under 15 are not allowed.
- Adhere to bathing rules set by Copenhagen Municipality and the City and Port, including designated areas, swimwear requirements, and restrictions for children under 18 during winter months.
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Where can I and how do I apply for membership?
Everyone is welcome to apply for membership in our Nordic Sauna Club. However, if you are under 18 years of age, you will need approval from your legal guardian.
To apply for membership, please send your application to contact@nordicstrong.com. In your application, include your name, address, and age - please write "Nordic Sauna Club Application" in the subject. Membership allocation is determined through a random selection process, with a focus on our diversity criteria. Our aim is to achieve a diverse and inclusive community within our sauna club, as we firmly believe that this approach enhances the quality of our community and encourages an open atmosphere.
When does the Sauna Club open?
The Sauna Club is set to open when the Kronløbsøen waterline becomes operational. The anticipated opening date for the Kronløbsøen waterline is by the end of 2023.
What is the Nordic Sauna Club's opening hours?
The Sauna Club is open all year.
The sauna is open within the Studio's opening hours. The sauna is usually operational from the following times, although there may be exceptions where it operates for shorter periods:
Mondays to Thursdays: 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 8 pm. Fridays: 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 7 pm. Saturdays and Sundays: 8 am to 3 pm.
What should I bring to the sauna?
Bring swimwear and a towel to sit on.
If you don't have a towel, you can conveniently rent one for 25 DKK at the Studio's reception. While you're there, don't forget to check out our selection of beverages. Staying hydrated is essential!
Where is the Nordic Sauna Club located?
The Nordic Sauna Club is located at The Nordic Strong Studio, Fortkaj 5, 2150 Nordhavn. Upon arrival, the receptionist will guide you through the Sauna Club's facilities.
Is saunagus included in the membership?
Saunagus is not included in the monthly membership but can be purchased separately for an additional fee of 150 DKK per session
Sauna Rules
Access and Hygiene:
- The sauna is exclusively for Members, and guests require prior approval.
- All members must shower before entering the sauna.
- Members should remove clothing and jewellery, wear swimwear inside, and sit on a towel for comfort and to protect the wooden benches.
Hydration and Footwear:
- Members should ensure they are adequately hydrated before entering the sauna.
- No shoes are allowed in the sauna area; please leave them on the designated shoe shelf.
Sauna Use:
- Do not splash or pour water onto the sauna stove without permission.
- Oils or fragrances are not allowed without prior consent.
- Keep conversations quiet and respectful.
- No physical activities, sports, or inappropriate behaviour.
Sauna Etiquette:
- Gently close doors and gates to maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
- Only bring drinking water into the sauna; no alcohol, beer, juice, milk, or food. Only bring it in paper cups.
- Children under 18 can enter with prior approval, but those under 15 are not allowed.
- Adhere to bathing rules set by Copenhagen Municipality and the City and Port, including designated areas, swimwear requirements, and restrictions for children under 18 during winter months.
Sauna Club Rules
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When does the Sauna Club open?
The Sauna Club is set to open when the Kronløbsøen waterline becomes operational. The anticipated opening date for the Kronløbsøen waterline is by the end of 2023.
What is the Nordic Sauna Club's opening hours?
The Sauna Club is open all year.
The sauna is open within the Studio's opening hours. The sauna is usually operational from the following times, although there may be exceptions where it operates for shorter periods:
Mondays to Thursdays: 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 8 pm. Fridays: 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 7 pm. Saturdays and Sundays: 8 am to 3 pm.
What should I bring to the sauna?
Bring swimwear and a towel to sit on.
If you don't have a towel, you can conveniently rent one for 25 DKK at the Studio's reception. While you're there, don't forget to check out our selection of beverages. Staying hydrated is essential!
Where is the Nordic Sauna Club located?
The Nordic Sauna Club is located at The Nordic Strong Studio, Fortkaj 5, 2150 Nordhavn. Upon arrival, the receptionist will guide you through the Sauna Club's facilities.
Is saunagus included in the membership?
Saunagus is not included in the monthly membership but can be purchased separately for an additional fee of 150 DKK per session
Sauna Rules
Access and Hygiene:
- The sauna is exclusively for Members, and guests require prior approval.
- All members must shower before entering the sauna.
- Members should remove clothing and jewellery, wear swimwear inside, and sit on a towel for comfort and to protect the wooden benches.
Hydration and Footwear:
- Members should ensure they are adequately hydrated before entering the sauna.
- No shoes are allowed in the sauna area; please leave them on the designated shoe shelf.
Sauna Use:
- Do not splash or pour water onto the sauna stove without permission.
- Oils or fragrances are not allowed without prior consent.
- Keep conversations quiet and respectful.
- No physical activities, sports, or inappropriate behaviour.
Sauna Etiquette:
- Gently close doors and gates to maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
- Only bring drinking water into the sauna; no alcohol, beer, juice, milk, or food. Only bring it in paper cups.
- Children under 18 can enter with prior approval, but those under 15 are not allowed.
- Adhere to bathing rules set by Copenhagen Municipality and the City and Port, including designated areas, swimwear requirements, and restrictions for children under 18 during winter months.
Sauna Club Rules
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What is the Nordic Sauna Club's opening hours?
The Sauna Club is open all year.
The sauna is open within the Studio's opening hours. The sauna is usually operational from the following times, although there may be exceptions where it operates for shorter periods:
Mondays to Thursdays: 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 8 pm. Fridays: 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 7 pm. Saturdays and Sundays: 8 am to 3 pm.
What should I bring to the sauna?
Bring swimwear and a towel to sit on.
If you don't have a towel, you can conveniently rent one for 25 DKK at the Studio's reception. While you're there, don't forget to check out our selection of beverages. Staying hydrated is essential!
Where is the Nordic Sauna Club located?
The Nordic Sauna Club is located at The Nordic Strong Studio, Fortkaj 5, 2150 Nordhavn. Upon arrival, the receptionist will guide you through the Sauna Club's facilities.
Is saunagus included in the membership?
Saunagus is not included in the monthly membership but can be purchased separately for an additional fee of 150 DKK per session
Sauna Rules
Access and Hygiene:
- The sauna is exclusively for Members, and guests require prior approval.
- All members must shower before entering the sauna.
- Members should remove clothing and jewellery, wear swimwear inside, and sit on a towel for comfort and to protect the wooden benches.
Hydration and Footwear:
- Members should ensure they are adequately hydrated before entering the sauna.
- No shoes are allowed in the sauna area; please leave them on the designated shoe shelf.
Sauna Use:
- Do not splash or pour water onto the sauna stove without permission.
- Oils or fragrances are not allowed without prior consent.
- Keep conversations quiet and respectful.
- No physical activities, sports, or inappropriate behaviour.
Sauna Etiquette:
- Gently close doors and gates to maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
- Only bring drinking water into the sauna; no alcohol, beer, juice, milk, or food. Only bring it in paper cups.
- Children under 18 can enter with prior approval, but those under 15 are not allowed.
- Adhere to bathing rules set by Copenhagen Municipality and the City and Port, including designated areas, swimwear requirements, and restrictions for children under 18 during winter months.
Sauna Club Rules
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Opens in a new window.
Your cart (0)
What should I bring to the sauna?
Bring swimwear and a towel to sit on.
If you don't have a towel, you can conveniently rent one for 25 DKK at the Studio's reception. While you're there, don't forget to check out our selection of beverages. Staying hydrated is essential!
Where is the Nordic Sauna Club located?
The Nordic Sauna Club is located at The Nordic Strong Studio, Fortkaj 5, 2150 Nordhavn. Upon arrival, the receptionist will guide you through the Sauna Club's facilities.
Is saunagus included in the membership?
Saunagus is not included in the monthly membership but can be purchased separately for an additional fee of 150 DKK per session
Where is the Nordic Sauna Club located?
The Nordic Sauna Club is located at The Nordic Strong Studio, Fortkaj 5, 2150 Nordhavn. Upon arrival, the receptionist will guide you through the Sauna Club's facilities.
Is saunagus included in the membership?
Saunagus is not included in the monthly membership but can be purchased separately for an additional fee of 150 DKK per session
Is saunagus included in the membership?
Saunagus is not included in the monthly membership but can be purchased separately for an additional fee of 150 DKK per session
Sauna Rules
Access and Hygiene:
- The sauna is exclusively for Members, and guests require prior approval.
- All members must shower before entering the sauna.
- Members should remove clothing and jewellery, wear swimwear inside, and sit on a towel for comfort and to protect the wooden benches.
Hydration and Footwear:
- Members should ensure they are adequately hydrated before entering the sauna.
- No shoes are allowed in the sauna area; please leave them on the designated shoe shelf.
Sauna Use:
- Do not splash or pour water onto the sauna stove without permission.
- Oils or fragrances are not allowed without prior consent.
- Keep conversations quiet and respectful.
- No physical activities, sports, or inappropriate behaviour.
Sauna Etiquette:
- Gently close doors and gates to maintain a peaceful atmosphere.
- Only bring drinking water into the sauna; no alcohol, beer, juice, milk, or food. Only bring it in paper cups.
- Children under 18 can enter with prior approval, but those under 15 are not allowed.
- Adhere to bathing rules set by Copenhagen Municipality and the City and Port, including designated areas, swimwear requirements, and restrictions for children under 18 during winter months.
