In Finland, sauna means party and good times. And it’s not a proper sauna evening without food and drinks! You’ve got to hydrate and eat something after all that sweating, right? Introducing: kiuasmakkara, aka sauna stove sausage. A very Finnish treat. During the sauna session, the sausage gets nice and hot. Just like you do. ❗ Disclaimer: This is a very Finnish thing, and you need to know what you’re doing! Never put food directly on the stove — always use heavy-duty foil or heat-safe dishes. B

Relax, you’re in Finland. 🤗 Here, sauna is a way of life, and we’re not shy about enjoying it in public. There are many public saunas: some are nestled in nature, some float on lakes, and others are urban. Cooling down in the fresh air after a session is a must, even if it means hanging around in a towel in public. This one is located in a sauna bar, in the very heart of Helsinki. Would you go? #Sauna #VisitFinland | I wish I was in Finland