A swimming pool that tells a story: The Stadtbad Spandau Nord in the Hakenfelde district is one of Berlin's oldest indoor pools, captivating swimmers with its Wilhelminian villa architecture, vaulted ceilings, and a historically preserved atmosphere.
Stadtbad Spandau Nord: Swimming under historical vaults
The Stadtbad Spandau Nord is one of Berlin’s oldest swimming pools, opened on October 16, 1911. Even after extensive restoration in 1983/84, the pool largely corresponds to its historical original. Those who enter the indoor pool literally dive into another century. Swimming under the vaulted ceiling of the Stadtbad Nord is an architectural experience in Berlin’s bathing landscape.
The swimming hall is located in a green area with old trees, which gives the indoor pool in Spandau an astonishing tranquility. The 27-meter pool with roped lanes and a sloping bottom invites you to swim, and the integrated non-swimmer area is specially separated. This makes the Stadtbad Spandau Nord suitable for ambitious competitive swimmers as well as for families with children.
Practical information about the swimming pool in Hakenfelde
Individual changing rooms can be found around the pool and on the surrounding gallery, which gives the swimming pool its charmingly old-fashioned character. The water temperature is a pleasant 28 degrees Celsius, and there is also a solarium in the building. Admission starts from 4 euros for 90 minutes, a day ticket is available from 6 euros. Children under 5 years of age have free admission when accompanied by an adult. Thus, a visit to the Stadtbad Spandau Nord remains affordable for families. Those who want to visit the swimming pool regularly can also take out a subscription through the Berliner Bäder-Betriebe.
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Preisniveau
Day ticket 6.00 Euro, reduced 3.70 Euro. No sauna.
Highlight
One of Berlin's oldest baths from 1911, largely true to its historical original after restoration in 1983/84, and set in a green area with old trees.
Ausstattung
27-meter pool with roped lanes and sloping bottom, separate non-swimmer area, individual changing rooms around the pool and on the surrounding gallery.
ÖPNV
Klinkeplatz bus stop, a few minutes' walk away.
Parken
Free parking usually available in the surrounding residential streets in Falkenhagener Feld.
Opening Hours
- Mo: 06:30 – 14:00
- Di: 06:30 – 08:00, 14:00 – 22:00
- Mi: 06:30 – 08:00, 14:30 – 18:00
- Do: 06:30 – 08:00, 14:30 – 22:00
Address
Radelandstraße 1, 13589 Berlin, Deutschland
