Indoor Pools
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All indoor pools that are run by the city of Munich are open all year. Worth a visit are certainly the Nordbad and the Müller’sche Volksbad because of their architecture. For those who like some waves should visit Cosimabad. And who prefers swimming outside all year long we advice Dante-Bad.
Another attraction is the Olympic Swimmingpool that was built in 1972 for the Olympic Games.
Bad Giesing-Harlaching is located directly nearby the training area of the FC Bayern Munich. In this...
The Cosimawellenbad is the only wave pool in Munich. The swimming hall with a lot of wood and glass also has...
The Michaelibad is the biggest leisure bath in Munich. The Michaelibad offers a big outdoor swimming pool...
The new-baroque Jugendstil-Building (Art Nouveau) was with its completion in 1901, the biggest and most...
The Nordbad belongs to a row of plannings of the city of Munich in the time of the national socialism which...
The Olympia-Schwimmhalle (Olympic swimming pool) has been one of the M-Bäder pools since the start of 2007....
The Swimming Bath Forstenrieder Park, in the vernacular also called Stäblibad , has laid the focus rather on...
The Südbad has a swimming hall with 25-m-sports pool (27 °C), a beginners´ pool (30 °C) a children...
The inside area of the Westbad guarantees the biggest fun! There is a wonderful experience pool, with water...
The family-friendly outdoor swimming pool at the northern end of the Luitpoldpark has a 50-metre-long sports...
In summer the Dante-Freibad offers several swimming pools: A 50-m swimming pool suited for events, a sauna...
The generous layout of the outdoor swimming pool Freibad West meets all the wishes: There are two big swimming...
The Michaelibad is the biggest leisure bath in Munich. The Michaelibad offers a big outdoor swimming pool...
Simply cult! The outdoor swimming pool directly on the Isar, nearby the animal park Hellabrunn is something...
Swimming, bathing & leisure fun for young and old. The Prinzregentenbad offers to his visitors a 25-metre-long...
The Schyrenbad is the oldest outdoor swimming pool of Munich. The bath was opened in 1847 as an urban outdoor...
The swimming pools of the Ungererbad are to the north and to the south the Würmkanals: They are called...
According to the Munich swimming regulations (BootVO 360) swimming is allowed in the following area: At...
According to the Munich swimming regulations (BootVO 360) swimming is allowed in the following area: a) At...
According to the Munich swimming regulations (BootVO 360) swimming is allowed in the following area: From...
According to the Munich swimming regulations (BootVO 360) swimming is allowed in the following area: 200...
Europe´s largest public park and one of the world´s largest urban public parks begins right behind the Haus...
The Isar is a river in Tyrol, Austria and Bavaria, Germany. Its source is in the Karwendel range of the Alps...
The Isar is a wild river which flows through the middle of Munich. He holds some dangers, in general it´s not...
In the north of Munich in the borough Lerchenau the 7.8-hectare lake Lerchenauer See is situated. The lake was...
Another lake in the north of Munich is the Fasaneriesee that is situated between Lerchenauer See and...
In the north-west of Munich close to Fasaneriesee and Lerchenauer See the Feldmochinger See is situated....
Close to the motorway A 8 towards Stuttgart there is the Langwieder See, the result of the construction of the...
Right next to Langwieder See the Lußsee was built from 1995 to 2000 due to the gravel excavation for the...
At the beginning of the 1940s when in Munich-Moosach the marshalling yard was built a lot of gravel was...
About one kilometre in eastern direction of the Munich suburb Unterföhring there is the Feringasee. It has a...