Tornityyppejä

Tornityyppejä, also known as tornityypit, are a type of traditional Finnish sauna. These saunas are typically built in the countryside and are often associated with rural Finnish culture. The term "tornityypit" translates to "sauna houses" in English. These saunas are usually made of wood and are heated using a wood-burning stove. The interior of a tornityypit is simple and rustic, with a small room for changing clothes and a larger room for the sauna itself. The sauna room is typically heated to temperatures between 80-100 degrees Celsius, and users are encouraged to spend time in the sauna, often with a sauna blanket or towel, to promote relaxation and detoxification. Tornityypit are often used for social gatherings, family events, and as a place for community bonding. They are an important part of Finnish cultural heritage and are often preserved and maintained by local communities.