Audrini – Latgale

Transported to the Sauna Museum in 2012.
Smoke sauna with half masonry stove. Consists of the steam room and anteroom, and a box above the ceiling for germinating malt.
The exhibit was donated to the Museum by Linda Jirgensone, who inherited it from her grandfather.

Bastu – Sweden

Transported to the Sauna Museum in 2009.
Electric sauna stove. Consists of the steam room and anteroom. Flat roof in the original version.
The exhibit was obtained with the support of SIA “Ramirent”

Dagda – Latgale

The oldest sauna of the Museum built between 1800 and 1850.

Moved to the Sauna Museum in 2008 and is the first exhibit of the Museum.
Smoke sauna. Consists of the steam room and anteroom, and a box above the ceiling for germinating malt.

The new Smoke sauna

Built in the Sauna Museum in 2011/2012.
The oldest type of sauna in Latvia – smoke or black sauna. In the sauna stove under the stones, a campfire is lit, which ensures that the stones are charged with the energy of live fire. There is no chimney and the smoke seeks every way out through each gap, making everything black with soot along the way, which disinfects and cleans everything. The air in the steam room is sterile.

Pelechi

The exhibit is a gift to the museum.

Transported to the Sauna Museum in 2014.
Smoke sauna. Consists of the steam room and anteroom, and a box above the ceiling for germinating malt.

Rubene – Vidzeme

.Transported to the Sauna Museum in 2013.
Smoke sauna. Consists of the steam room and anteroom.
The exhibit is a gift to the museum

Vāne – Kurzeme

The sauna was built in around 1880-1885.

Transported to the Sauna Museum in 2010.
Smoke sauna. Consists of the steam room and anteroom, and a box above the ceiling for germinating malt.
The exhibit was gifted to the Museum by Aija and Ilmārs Renči.