Vienna
Choosing among pools in Vienna depends on the kind of visit you have planned. Families may prefer a swim beside playgrounds at Hugo-Wolf-Park, while regular swimmers can look for marked lanes and a 50-metre pool at Stadthallenbad.
Liesinger Bad offers a simpler family outing, and Hermannbad focuses on warm water and sauna time. Check current opening arrangements, pool access and session details before travelling.
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#1Familienbad Hugo-Wolf-Park is a public swimming pool in Vienna's 19th district, set within a park with two children's playgrounds and space for walks or scooter rides. Its family-oriented setting works well for combining a swim with outdoor play, especially for younger visitors.
The pool is open daily from 10:00 am to 7:30 pm at Hartäckerstraße.
#210-metre diving platform
Stadthallenbad is a substantial indoor swimming facility in Vienna's 15th district, centered on a 50-metre pool with marked lanes. Diving boards, swim clocks and a prominent 10-metre diving platform add variety beyond standard lane swimming.
It suits structured training, serious lap sessions and divers, although lane-sharing conditions can affect the experience at busier times.
#3Liesinger Bad is a public swimming pool in Vienna's 23rd district with a 25-metre main pool and a smaller children's pool. The compact layout suits a straightforward swim, and weekday evenings can be appealing for calmer lane sessions.
It also works for a casual family visit, with a relaxed atmosphere and a place to have a bite after swimming.
#4Finnish and scented steam saunas
Hermannbad is a central public bath with a strong sauna focus rather than a conventional swimmer's pool. The facility includes Finnish and scented steam saunas , a warm-water pool and shower facilities, making it better suited to unwinding than lap training.
Its historic city-center setting, at Hermanngasse 28, places restaurants and pubs close by for an easy follow-up stop.
Summary
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Familienbad Hugo-Wolf-Park | 4.4 | 566 | Family swim-and-park outings |
| #2 | Stadthallenbad | 4.1 | 1,339 | Lap swimming |
| #3 | Liesinger Bad | 4.1 | 353 | Relaxed swims and family visits |
| #4 | Hermannbad | 4.2 | 65 | Sauna sessions and warm-water relaxation |
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Use the map to see how the pools are spread across Vienna, from Hartäckerstraße in the 19th district to the city-centre setting of Hermanngasse. It can help you compare travel distances, identify a convenient option near your plans and spot whether a facility suits a northern, western, southern or central route.
Familienbad Hugo-Wolf-Park is a natural choice for a family day because the swimming area sits within a park with two children's playgrounds and space for outdoor activity. Liesinger Bad is another practical option, with a main pool and a separate children's pool.
Stadthallenbad is the strongest fit for lap swimming in this selection. Its 50-metre pool has marked lanes and swim clocks, giving regular swimmers a more structured setting than a compact recreational pool.
Stadthallenbad includes diving boards and a 10-metre diving platform. Anyone visiting specifically to dive should confirm the current availability and access arrangements before travelling, as facilities may operate on designated schedules.
Hermannbad is oriented towards relaxation, with Finnish and scented steam saunas, a warm-water pool and showers. Its central location also makes it convenient to combine a wellness visit with time around the city centre.
Liesinger Bad can suit a more relaxed swim, particularly when weekday evening conditions are calmer. The compact public pool has a 25-metre main pool, a children's pool and space to have something to eat afterwards.
