Hevossilta Museum Farm

This sauna has public shifts

Located in the middle of Forssa's old rural landscape, Hevossilta is a complex consisting of two yard areas from different eras, each with museum buildings, a stable restaurant, smoke saunas, an extensive yard area and holiday cottage areas. The main building of the museum yard, Flinkki's croft from 1805, is Forssa's oldest fully preserved residential building. About twenty old buildings have been moved to its yard: a windmill, storehouses, smoke saunas, barns, warehouses and tool sheds, the oldest dating back to the 1750s. The old log cowshed has been transformed into an atmospheric Stable Room, which now serves as a restaurant available for booking. The saunas in the area are distinctive and atmospheric. The saunas usually operate as bookable saunas, but once a year there has been a Sauna Night event. Except for the cottage saunas, there are no showers, so washing takes place in the sauna. You can swim in the murky water of the artificial pond, if you feel like it.