Ribersborgs open-air bath

Outdoor swimming pool · Malmo

Ribersborgs open-air bath

Outdoor swimming pool · Malmo

Limhamnsvägen, Brygga 1, 217 59 Malmö, Sweden

Highlights

Ribersborg's open-air bath and sauna in Malmö offers a refreshing plunge into the sea, stunning views, and a unique blend of relaxation and local charm.

Limhamnsvägen, Brygga 1, 217 59 Malmö, Sweden Get directions

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"Wedged inbetween the Oresund bridge and the ultra modern city skyline of Västra hamnen, this over a hundred year old cold bath house on Ribban beach – with it’s saunas, sundecks and top restaurant – is one of the oldest and most loved institutions by the folks of Malmö. Here you are always welcomed as you are; to take a icy bath, sweat out all your worries or just to bathe in the sun with a chilled beer or glass of bubbly. The vibe is toned down and respectful – take the chance to meditate on life." - Erika Lindén Jansson

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@onthegrid

"Kallbadhuset, Ribersborg. Wedged inbetween the Oresund bridge and the ultra modern city skyline of Västra hamnen, this over a hundred year old cold bath house on Ribban beach – with it’s saunas, sundecks and top restaurant – is one of the oldest and most loved institutions by the folks of Malmö. Here you are always welcomed as you are; to take a icy bath, sweat out all your worries or just to bathe in the sun with a chilled beer or glass of bubbly. The vibe is toned down and respectful – take the chance to meditate on life."

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Jennifier Bränngren

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My favorite place in Malmö. One of the few hitoric places in Malmö that has been preserved. A calm and relaxed atmosphere. Not least during the winter when there are when most people are regulars. Good staff too.

Ariya Prongsirikul

Google

This gave memorable experience for me to take a cold dip and sauna in 10 degree. The sauna is clean and the ocean view looks so great especially during sunset. Only I was surprised seeing people naked at the first impression but everything is fine after that. Very enjoyed. Only hope that the staff would give more instruction for the first time user

K Fon

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Really nice experience once you get to know the rules and layout. Beware that the lockers are at the far end of the runway but ask anyone and they should be able to help you. The shared saunas were fairly full so I avoided those. Otherwise so refreshing going into the cold seawater then into the sauna to warm up. Not much direction in English just for people to know!

Izzy A

Google

Ribersborg's open-air bath and sauna in Malmö is a serene escape. The blend of sea, and saunas offers a unique, invigorating experience. It's perfect for relaxation with its stunning views. Facilities are well-maintained, though it can get crowded.

M O

Google

We LOVED this place. Right on the sea and the ability to go from sauna straight into the sea was truly wonderful. We did not see any staff the entire time we were there besides check in so I was grateful another patron showed me around as there were several sauna options which I would not have known how to navigate on my own.

Sergio Serafim Júnior

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I have just been there! Staff is very nice, friendly and helpful! The locals where very helpful and friendly too; they helped me when they noticed that I was a little bit lost in there. Everyone speaking a very fluent English! They facilities were clean and everything for a fair price. It was a really enjoyable experience! I would recommend to anyone!

Nadim Hammoud

Google

An authentic Swedish experience. The setting is surreal as it is on stilts in the sea. Otherworldly, and extremely relaxing. If you are uncomfortable with being completely nude at all times during your visit, this isn't the place for you.

J Holmes

Google

As an American, that was a very Swedish (I'm assuming?) experience. Almost no English, so if you can't read swedish, be prepared to not be able to read anything. The water is cold and the steps into the sea are slippery. Some people were swimming, I have no idea how. The saunas are hot and hotter, with a single steam room that's coed. There was a line into it by noon on a Friday; be prepared to wait if you like wet saunas. The food option looked really good today, a Mexican style birria taco. I'm sad I didn't get to try it. If I find myself in Malmö again, I'm definitely coming back.