Finding a gay sauna in Sydney is uncomplicated, even if the offer is smaller than in Bangkok or Berlin, for example. The most famous address is Sydney City Steam, also known as 357, on Sussex Street near Darling Harbour and Chinatown. Over several floors with an elevator, the house combines a dry sauna, steam room, dark rooms, cabins and a bar area under one roof. It is run by the community itself, and the doors are expressly open to guests of all ages and backgrounds.
The crowd is mixed with locals, expats, and travelers. Some men come to relax, others clearly to cruise. Before visiting, pay attention to the opening hours and possible theme evenings, as some days stand out with special programs such as towel-free hours or foam parties. On weekends, saunas in Sydney are often open around the clock. You can usually get a towel and locker on site, a café or bar to switch off is usually included. The central location makes it easy to combine a visit with an evening on Oxford Street or a stroll through Chinatown. The following addresses will show you which house suits your day or evening.