Finding a gay sauna in Lisbon is no problem, even if the scene is smaller than in metropolises like Berlin or Madrid. The most famous address is Trombeta Bath in Bairro Alto, one of the larger saunas in Portugal with a dry sauna, steam room, whirlpool and private cabins. On weekends, it is open continuously, on the other days with long opening hours into the night. In addition, there are other houses in the city that are more geared towards cruising.
The crowd is mixed: locals, travelers and guests who stop by for the first time. Some saunas focus on wellness and relaxation, others clearly on cruising with dark rooms and private areas. Before visiting, it is worth taking a look at the opening hours and possible theme evenings, as some houses have fixed days with a special programme. Towels and lockers are usually available on site, plus a relaxation area to switch off. Those who like the Portuguese serenity will appreciate the uncomplicated handling in the saunas. The following addresses will show you which house suits your evening.