osoitetut

"Osoitetut" is a term used in Finnish to describe a type of traditional Finnish sauna, which is a communal bathing facility. The term "osoitetut" specifically refers to saunas that are located in public spaces, such as parks, schools, or other community centers. These saunas are typically open to the public and are often used by the local community for relaxation, socializing, and physical activities.

Osoitetut saunas are an integral part of Finnish culture, reflecting the country's emphasis on outdoor activities, community, and well-being. They are usually heated using wood or other natural materials, and the sauna experience often includes a period of relaxation followed by a cold water rinse, known as a "kylpy."

The use of osoitetut saunas has been declining in recent years due to factors such as urbanization, changing lifestyles, and the increasing popularity of private saunas. However, efforts are being made to preserve and promote these traditional facilities as part of Finland's cultural heritage.