Looking for the best swimming spots this summer? 🏊♀️ Here is a summary of some of them, this time in VIENNA:
Natural spaces for swimming in Vienna
📍 Danube Island: The 21-kilometre stretch offers you numerous bathing spots, great bike laps and restaurants.
📍 New Danube: With extensive sunbathing lawns, shady spots and well-maintained bathing areas, the New Danube is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts.
📍 Old Danube: Along the Old Danube you will find many lidos, but also ideal spots for boat tours and stand-up paddling.
📍 Mühlwasser: Several kilometres of hidden spots, beautiful reed banks and, of course, numerous bathing opportunities await you.
📍 Lobau: The Panozzalacke and Dechantlacke are just two of the many bathing opportunities in the Upper Lobau.
All of these spots are for free
👉 More ideas for your next swimming trip: https://www.wien.gv.at/english/environment/waterbodies/
Public baths in Vienna
Current information on free capacities for each public swimming pool is available online (Bäderampel) and in the City of Vienna’s live app.
Overview of public baths
Private baths and federal bath
The following baths are not operated by the City of Vienna. Different entrance prices and opening times apply.
| Name of bath | Address | District |
|---|---|---|
| Stadionbad | Meiereistraße | 2 |
| Therme Wien | Kurbadstraße 10 | 10 |
| Schönbrunner Bad | Schönbrunner Schlosspark | 13 |
| Stadthallenbad | Vogelweidplatz 15 | 15 |
| Neuwaldegger Bad | Promenadegasse 58 | 17 |
| Bundesbad Alte Donau | Arbeiterstrandbadstraße 93 | 21 |
| Strandbad Stadlau | Am Mühlwasser | 22 |
