Saunat – Yhdysvallat

The United States has no single sauna tradition — instead it hosts a patchwork of immigrant bathhouse cultures alongside a fast-growing modern sauna scene. New York City's East Village preserves the Russian and Turkish bathhouse tradition imported in the late 19th century, with the Russian & Turkish Baths on East 10th Street operating continuously since 1892. Brooklyn and the wider city now host a wave of design-driven new venues (Bathhouse, Othership) built around contrast therapy. The Pacific Northwest has built a distinct banya scene in Seattle and Portland, while Korean-style jjimjilbang spas anchor Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, and the Dallas–Fort Worth metro. The Mountain West centres on hot-springs and ski-resort hotel-spa culture (Aspen, Park City, Telluride, Jackson Hole), and a national pop-up sauna circuit has emerged at lakes and coastlines from Maine to California.

329 saunas across 182 cities