Swimmingfrom €6Stadtbad Mitte (James Simon)Indoor🕐 Lane-swim times vary by day - check the poolA 50 metre pool in Mitte with lanes set aside for fast lane swimmers. Time-based tickets, the same as the city's other pools.
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Swimming in Berlin.
Every place to play swimming in Berlin: 9 venues with opening hours and how to book, in plain English.
Swimmingfrom €6Schwimmhalle FinckensteinalleeIndoor🕐 Lane-swim times vary by day - check the poolA restored 50 metre pool in the south of the city, open to the public. Same time-based tickets as the rest of Berlin's pools.
SwimmingStadtbad NeuköllnIndoor🕐 Lane-swim times vary by day - check the poolA grand 1914 bathhouse with two pools under painted vaults and a sauna, one of Berlin's most beautiful places to swim laps.
SwimmingBadeschiffOutdoor🕐 Summer season on the Spree; covered hall in winter - check timesA pool moored in the Spree with a sandy beach and bar in summer, and a transparent-roofed hall with saunas in winter. An iconic Berlin spot.
Swimmingfrom €6Stadtbad Charlottenburg - Alte HalleIndoor🕐 Check current hoursBerlin's oldest public pool still in use, an 1898 Art Nouveau hall with vaulted ceilings. A lane swim in a piece of history.
Swimmingfrom €6Stadtbad Spandau NordIndoor🕐 Check current hoursA historic 27m indoor pool in a villa-like hall under ball lights and vaulted ceilings, in the north of Spandau.
Swimmingfrom €5.50Sommerbad OlympiastadionOutdoor🕐 Mon–Sun closed (May-Sep)The grand 1936 Olympic outdoor pool beside the stadium, with a 50m basin and diving platforms. Open through the summer season.
Swimmingfrom €5.50Sommerbad Kreuzberg (Prinzenbad)Outdoor🕐 Mon–Sun closed (May-Sep)Berlin's best-known outdoor pool, the legendary Prinzenbad, with two 50m pools, a slide and big sunbathing lawns right by the U-Bahn.
Swimmingfrom €6Berliner Bäder-Betriebe🕐 Check current hoursThe city's pool operator runs around 60 pools, including 50 metre sports pools. Tickets are time-based; find your nearest pool and its hours online.