Maasavusauna

Maasavusauna was build up to follow scarce traditional know-how. The mission was successful according to the result; steams are extremely rich on oxygen which creates good sensations and happy feelings. Benches are divided to six levels for everyone to find their own place and limits. Sunday Express praised the Maasavusauna as the source of the Finnish innovation in its three page article. "Last model of the Nokia's mobile phone must be invented on the benches of Maasavusauna", Sunday Express wrote.

Kyläsavusauna

Young and old women and men used to go to sauna bare-naked. Sauna was a holy place for our ancestors; there is nothing sexual being without clothes in sauna, sauna is about purification and healing. In the good old times babies were born and sicknesses were treated in sauna. Sauna is still a holy place for us.

There is room for 35 persons in Herrankukkaro's Kyläsavusauna (Smokesauna of the Village)

Mallassavusauna

For more than hundred years ago Rich Houses had two saunas; the smaller one for family members and the bigger one for malt(mallas), beer and home-brewed beer. The Bigger sauna was called malt sauna and family members took baths there only after it was used for household purposes.

Herrankukkaro's Mallassavusauna is approximately 200 years old and renovated to traditional form with devotion. There is space for 15 persons.

Miilunpolttaja's savusauna

Charcoal pit burning has it own importance in our history. Tar was one of the first commodities exported abroad and an important part of our prosperity and welfare. In the strait of Kirveenrauma, on the tar routes of tarred ships, beside the harbour of the Rymättylä-island is there a small and modest sauna, Miilunpolttajan (charcoal pit burner) savusauna. It remains us of the era of the tar and tarred ships.

Charcoal pit burners build the sauna for themselves, with room for only one at the time. There is room for 1-2 persons in Herrankukkaro's Miilunpolttajan savusauna.