Set on a remote beach on Sandhornøya, a small island within Norway's Arctic Circle, the Agora, which claims to be the largest public sauna in the world, has opened this summer, as part of an art project.
The glass-fronted sauna's architectual design was inspired by traditional Norwegian fish racks, and has stunning panoramic views over the Arctic Sea and the island's mountainous land and seascape.
Housing more than 100 people (with amphitheatre-style seating) and its own bar, and with an "ambient soundtrack" playing in the background, the pyramid-shaped sauna forms part of SALT, a new cultural site and initiative.
Set just outside the town of Bodø, which has an airport offering directs flights to Oslo, Trondheim and Tromsø.
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