12 Locations
Aqua fitness offers a low impact workout that suits almost everyone, and Berlin's many pools make it easy to find a class. Because the water takes the strain off joints, aqua fitness appeals to older swimmers, people in recovery and anyone after a gentler session. This tag collects Berlin locations that run classes in the water.
Public pools across Mitte, Charlottenburg and the outer districts schedule regular sessions, from aqua jogging to aqua cycling and toning classes. Wellness centres and some hotels add smaller, warmer pools for guided groups. Sessions usually welcome all levels, and equipment like floats and weights is provided on site.
Browse the venues below to find aqua fitness near you, from busy public baths to calmer spa pools.
The Spreewald Thermenhotel in Burg is connected to the Spreewald Therme via a weather-protected bathrobe walkway, and its brine comes from a depth of 1,350 meters. For hotel guests, the brine bath and sauna garden are included in the room rate, along with a private wellness lounge.
The SSE in Prenzlauer Berg is Berlin's most impressive indoor swimming pool for fitness and sports: Europe's largest indoor pool with a 50-meter basin, ten lanes, and a 10-meter diving tower, attracting both recreational swimmers and competitive athletes.
In Berlin-Mitte, not far from Nordbahnhof, awaits one of the city's most beautiful indoor pools: The Stadtbad Mitte "James Simon" combines Weimar architectural history with serious competitive swimming over 50 meters. Light, air, and high ceilings included.
In Prenzlauer Berg, Europe's largest swimming pool is almost invisibly hidden in a green hill: The SSE at Europa-Sportpark combines two 50-meter competition pools, an Olympic diving tower, and pools for every skill level. World-class architecture, competition history, and daily operations under one roof.
The Stadtbad Charlottenburg is located on Krumme Straße in Charlottenburg and is Berlin's oldest swimming pool still in operation. Since 1898, the listed Art Nouveau hall has attracted swimmers and history enthusiasts alike. High arched windows, artfully laid tiles, and a glass roof make every visit an experience for the eyes and muscles.
Berlin's swimming pools boast glamour and grandeur, but in the Fennpfuhl district of Lichtenberg, the Anton-Saefkow-Platz swimming hall proves that good swim training doesn't need a grand staircase. Clear lanes, clean water, and GDR architecture as a backdrop: here, the essentials matter.
The Fläming Therme Luckenwalde, located about 50 kilometers south of Berlin, has been Brandenburg's down-to-earth answer to wellness and bathing fun since 2000: a versatile sauna landscape, adventure pools, and an atmosphere that works equally well for families and adults.
The Fischerinsel swimming pool in the heart of Berlin-Mitte is a popular training spot for hobby swimmers. Visitors will find a well-maintained 25-meter pool near the Nikolaiviertel, which even allows early birds into the water from 6:30 AM.
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The swimming pool "Helmut Behrendt" on Helene-Weigel-Platz in Berlin-Marzahn unites the qualities of a general swimming pool, a sports pool and a diverse sauna variety.
The annual technical updates at Stadtbad Schönefeld are through and Berliners and guest of the city can enjoy autumn bathing pleasures in this beautiful public swimming pool.
The Baerwaldbad in Kreuzberg is a special gem. It is simultaneously an Italian Renaissance palace, a public swimming pool, and a volunteer city project!