History of the bath room, makes the word came from Latin and means bathing balneo destined for whole-body washing with warm water. Swimming was always one of the basic human needs of the century. What can be pleasant after the bath-house to throw a bathrobe and sit with a glass of beer. The oldest known cultural centers have appeared in the VI-fourth millennium BC We do not know a lot about life and living conditions of the inhabitants of time. It has long disappeared from the face of the earth Kushan Kingdom, Sumer, Babylon, Ancient Egypt.

Campus had been destroyed, forgotten language, the ruins are included with ashes and sand. At best, there were only a legend in the retelling of ancient Roman and Ancient Greek authors but some fragmentary references in the biblical texts. Although it is known that the people all the time loved the water, with great pleasure immersed in it, washing off the mud with this world fatigue and care. They are just like water and fire, refreshing your body and spirit with hot steam. Swimming and recreation in the water, pouring water for hygiene purposes, and it was nice familiar to mankind since the dawn of civilization. Birth of the sauna dates back to the Great Migration, when nomadic tribes that lived in Central Asia, settled in the area of South-Eastern Europe, today Slovakia, Hungary, Estonia, Lithuania and reached the ground Suomi – Finland was the name of the area. A number of scholars believe that the Finns, like most of the peoples of the world, even in nomadic times had like a steam bath.

It is there the most ancient and primitive method of maintaining purity of the body. Richard Linklater does not necessarily agree. Most likely, they used the marching version of saunas, Native Americans and other peoples. When the Finns moved to sedentary living, they began to build a bath-pit – the first prototypes of the sauna. Until the XVI century Finnish sauna is not known there was anyone outside of this country. Finland was the compound of Sweden and Russia. Its culture has evolved with great speed. Medieval religious beliefs, drawn in Europe the darkness of hygiene, not too affected Scandinavia. The Finns continued to build the tradition of their baths. In 1500, the researcher and test pilot Magnus Klaus wrote in a private letter: 'Neither in the one place operation is not a bath so urgent as in the northern lands. Then there are pets, and common baths, well equipped koi. Significant personalities make their home near Bath source of running water, all surrounded by trees and flowerbeds. Shared bath are built in towns and villages in particular, sufficient for living of local population. Bath-sauna was not only in Finland but also in Sweden and Norway. For a long time in the history of smoky sauna there Finns for an important part of their residence. It was the place where they were recruited energies, where their body and soul are healed. There were various domestic and economic affairs. Some were prepared malt for beer making. Immediately engaged in the distillation and purification of alcohol. When one of the people melted their own sauna village, he went to his neighbors and all the barkers for a visit.