The Schwimmsport­komplex Frei­berger Platz is the lar­gest faci­lity for swim­ming and water jum­ping in Dresden. It offers state-of-the-art faci­li­ties right next to the city center. In two halls, club and recrea­tional ath­letes can swim their lanes daily in 50-meter pools with a water depth of two meters each. A variety of swim­ming and fit­ness courses com­ple­ment the offer, some of which are also held in the trai­ning pool with a slo­ping floor. Spa­cious chan­ging and shower cabins ensure a suc­cessful swim­ming expe­ri­ence. A spa­cious sauna area is located on the upper floor and invites you to relax after your sports acti­vi­ties. The entire com­plex is barrier-free.

The out­door swim­ming pool in Prohlis in the south of Dresden has been com­ple­tely rede­si­gned and, tog­e­ther with the indoor swim­ming pool there, forms the Prohlis com­bined pool. In addi­tion to a 25-meter swim­ming pool, the out­door pool area includes an adven­ture pool and a bathing area for younger visi­tors. In addi­tion to a wide slide, guests can also use the two giant tube slides at the swim­ming pool. Num­e­rous sports options offer ever­y­thing you need for an active day at the out­door pool. Large sun­bathing areas and a higher sun ter­race also pro­vide plenty of oppor­tu­ni­ties to relax.

The snack bar ope­rator is an external tenant. He is respon­sible for his own ope­ning times, offe­rings and pricing.

The Cotta out­door pool in the west of Dresden is popular with all age groups and has a 620 square meter stain­less steel pool for bathing fun, inclu­ding three 25-meter lanes. The little bathing guests have their own paddling pool. Sun wor­ship­pers will find a nice spot on the large sun­bathing lawn. The play­ground makes children’s hearts beat faster, as does the wide slide and the water mush­room. For “water bombs” and “pike” there is a three-meter tower and a one-meter diving board. In the year of its 100th anni­ver­sary, the Cotta out­door pool was reopened in 2013 after it had been exten­si­vely renovated.

The snack bar ope­rator is an external tenant. He is respon­sible for his own ope­ning times, offe­rings and pricing.

In the east of Dresden, not far from the Elbe cycle path, you will find the moder­nized out­door pool Wostra. From the hig­hest diving tower of the city in the open-air, the brave ones can dare to jump from the “Five”, “Three” or “One”. Swim­mers swim their 50-meter lanes in the large com­bi­na­tion pool. Non-swim­mers and children will also get their money’s worth in the Wostra. The exten­sive, well-tended lawn invites you to relax and linger. A lovingly desi­gned play­ground and a paddling pool with an ele­phant slide are a par­ti­cular delight for our very young guests. Ori­gi­nally the open-air pool was built in 1930 on the initia­tive of the “Wochenend- und Strand­bad­ge­sell­schaft” — hence the name “Wostra”.

The snack bar ope­rator is an external tenant. He is respon­sible for his own ope­ning times, offe­rings and pricing.

The popular Georg-Arn­hold-Bad is located directly at the Großer Garten in the center of Dresden. In addi­tion to the modern, family-fri­endly indoor swim­ming pool with a huge sauna land­scape, it also has a large out­door pool with a long tra­di­tion (opened in 1926, lar­gely paid for by banker Georg Arn­hold). The solar-heated 25-meter swim­ming pool with six lanes offers very good con­di­tions for various water fun acti­vi­ties. The 18-meter slide (wide) is just as much fun for bathers as the four-season pool with a cur­rent channel. Even the youn­gest children will have the chance to cool off in the paddling pool with children’s slide and on the mud play­ground. The large out­door area with many shady trees invites you to sun­bathe and relax. In the reno­vated atrium, the chan­ging rooms, sani­tary faci­li­ties and various sea­ting arran­ge­ments are arranged around the his­toric foun­tain from the early days.

The snack bar ope­rator is an external tenant. He is respon­sible for his own ope­ning times, offe­rings and pricing.