Swimming Pools

Stadtbad Neukölln is one of Europe's most beautiful places to swim and sauna!

Stadtbad Mitte was built in the 1920s following the principles of New Objectivity ("Light, Air and Sun"). It was constructed around several areaways.

The Stadtbad Tiergarten in Moabit is Berlin's freshly renovated indoor swimming pool highlight right next to the main station: a 50-meter pool, a five-meter climbing wall, and a new winter garden make it one of the city's most modern public swimming pools.

A trip to the SSE is the trip of choice for those wishing to be fit and lose a bit of weight!

Stadtbad Charlottenburg offers swimming fun in a historical environment.

The Kombibad Seestraße in Wedding combines an indoor and outdoor pool under one roof, making it the year-round swimming pool for northern Berlin. Thanks to a spectacular air-supported dome that covers the outdoor pools in winter, more water area is preserved here during the cold season than elsewhere.

In the Fennpfuhl district of green Lichtenberg stands one of Berlin's solid indoor swimming pools, which has been serving its neighborhood for decades with 25-meter lanes, a paddling pool, and a sauna. The Anton-Saefkow-Platz swimming hall is not a show pool, but a genuine Berlin swimming pool for everyone who simply wants to get in the water.

Swimming at Stadtbad Spandau North in this beautiful building with the vaulted ceiling and the globe lamps is a special experience.

In the heart of Berlin, next to Nikolaiviertel and Mühlendamm Bridge, Schwimmhalle Fischerinsel invites you for swimming and enjoying a sauna session.

Schwimmhalle Finckensteinallee in Berlin-Lichterfelde is a listed building but at the same time a light and spacious sports pool for the general public!