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Stuttgart's Gay Sauna Scene
Two established men's saunas offer a relaxed space to unwind and socialize. They're welcoming to both regulars and visitors, with Finnish sauna, steam, bar, and cruising areas.
Where They Are
Sauna ViVA is in Stuttgart-Mitte, while Pour Lui is in Bad Cannstatt, northeast of the centre. Both are easy to reach by U-Bahn or S-Bahn.
Featured Venues
Sauna ViVA: Central and Convenient
Sauna ViVA on Charlottenstrasse is an easy walk from the old-town bar quarter. It's spread over a few floors, with Finnish and steam saunas, cabins, a bar, and cruising areas. They run regular theme days, including a mixed/partner day and a last-Friday bear meet. Late-night entry is a good deal.
Pour Lui: Bad Cannstatt's Gay Sauna
Pour Lui, on Schmidener Strasse, has been around since 2006 and has been renovated. It's a comfortable, community-focused sauna with sauna and steam, relaxation areas, and cruising zones. They have regular themed evenings, like mask and naked parties. It's a good choice for a more laid-back visit.
What to Expect
Weekends are busiest, especially Friday and Saturday. Weekdays are quieter. Both saunas mix relaxation with cruising in a respectful way. You'll get a towel on entry; don't forget flip-flops for hygiene. Check the venues' hours and theme nights online before visiting.
Practical Tips
Getting there: take the U-Bahn or S-Bahn. From the airport, take the S-Bahn into the centre. Ages: you need to be 18+ — bring ID. Safety: Stuttgart's saunas are safe and welcoming; just respect others' privacy and talk to staff if you need to.
Entry prices aren't listed, but you can expect to pay around €20-€30 for a day pass. It's worth checking the saunas' websites for specials and discounts.