Swimming
Donau Island offers pure beach pleasure: here, free sand and gravel beaches, sports facilities, restaurants and bars increase summertime enjoyment. Donau Island is the most popular local recreation area amongst the Viennese and can be reached in just a few minutes from the city centre on subway line U1.
DONAUINSEL FEST:
The Donauinselfest is a free open-air music festival taking place annually at Donauinsel in Vienna, Austria and it's hosted by SPÖ Wien in the end of June.
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Donauinsel
Donau Island offers pure beach pleasure: here, free sand and gravel beaches, sports facilities, restaurants and bars increase summertime enjoyment. Donau Island is the most popular local recreation area amongst the Viennese and can be reached in just a few minutes from the city centre on subway line U1.
DONAUINSEL FEST:
The Donauinselfest is a free open-air music festival taking place annually at Donauinsel in Vienna, Austria and it's hosted by SPÖ Wien in the end of June.
Badeschiff
A boat in the Donau Canal with a pool on top offers the best way to go swimming in the middle of Vienna. The floating pool is 30 meters long and open until 8.00 pm. Swimmers can also find a cozy spot in the restaurant or at the bar in between dips in the pool, or afterwards.
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Holy-Moly Am Badeschiff
4 Franz-Josefs-KaiBadeschiff
A boat in the Donau Canal with a pool on top offers the best way to go swimming in the middle of Vienna. The floating pool is 30 meters long and open until 8.00 pm. Swimmers can also find a cozy spot in the restaurant or at the bar in between dips in the pool, or afterwards.
Schönbrunner Pool
An imperial swimming school was located here around 1900. Today, one of the city's loveliest summertime pool draws people here to an oasis of peaceful lawns, swimming pools, fitness and wellness areas (sauna) and a restaurant.
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Schönbrunner Bad
Sportbad SchönbrunnSchönbrunner Pool
An imperial swimming school was located here around 1900. Today, one of the city's loveliest summertime pool draws people here to an oasis of peaceful lawns, swimming pools, fitness and wellness areas (sauna) and a restaurant.
Indoor and heated outdoor area of Therme Wien
The new Vienna thermal pool (Therme Wien) is the perfect place to enjoy an outdoor swim in summer: Sun worshipers will enjoy a 25-meter lap pool, a natural brine pool and a 13m-wide spring water pool. The other attractions include a beach volleyball court, boccia alley, hundreds of sun beds, outdoor massages and a summer bar.
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Therme Wien
14 KurbadstraßeIndoor and heated outdoor area of Therme Wien
The new Vienna thermal pool (Therme Wien) is the perfect place to enjoy an outdoor swim in summer: Sun worshipers will enjoy a 25-meter lap pool, a natural brine pool and a 13m-wide spring water pool. The other attractions include a beach volleyball court, boccia alley, hundreds of sun beds, outdoor massages and a summer bar.
Although unremarkable from the outside, with a bland concrete facade, once you enter through the doors, a kaleidoscopic masterpiece of Art Deco and Art Nouveau architecture unexpectedly reveals itself. Built in the 1920s, this decorative construction is a striking example of ‘Red Vienna’. Beautifully symmetrical wooden cabin doors line the balconies and multi-coloured mosaic tiles conjure up vivid nostalgia for bygone eras. The women’s spa contains some of the prettiest interiors- with a stained glass roof and shimmering blue pillars.
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Amalienbad
23 Reumannpl.Although unremarkable from the outside, with a bland concrete facade, once you enter through the doors, a kaleidoscopic masterpiece of Art Deco and Art Nouveau architecture unexpectedly reveals itself. Built in the 1920s, this decorative construction is a striking example of ‘Red Vienna’. Beautifully symmetrical wooden cabin doors line the balconies and multi-coloured mosaic tiles conjure up vivid nostalgia for bygone eras. The women’s spa contains some of the prettiest interiors- with a stained glass roof and shimmering blue pillars.
This 70s-style pool was designed by architect Roland Rainer and is seen as one of Vienna’s prime builds since the end of WWII. The center underwent a large-scale renovation project in 2010 and reopened successfully to the public in 2014. With three swimming pools of varying depth, the largest pool featuring eight tracks, diving boards, and a prominent spectator’s stand, the Stadthallenbad attracts some serious swimmers and is used as the city’s main training pool for professional athletes.
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Stadthallenbad
2H Hütteldorfer Str.This 70s-style pool was designed by architect Roland Rainer and is seen as one of Vienna’s prime builds since the end of WWII. The center underwent a large-scale renovation project in 2010 and reopened successfully to the public in 2014. With three swimming pools of varying depth, the largest pool featuring eight tracks, diving boards, and a prominent spectator’s stand, the Stadthallenbad attracts some serious swimmers and is used as the city’s main training pool for professional athletes.