Vienna's indoor swimming pools

Map of 17 locations in Vienna, Austria

Vienna swims indoors from October to April, and the question that actually decides a morning is which halls have water in them: the city's bath department has been working through a rolling programme of roof renewals, new swimming halls and barrier-free rebuilds, so the network changes from one season to the next. This is the municipal MA 44 stock plus the two big private halls, with the renovation status, the sauna floors and the posted hours set against each one. Dates here come from the city's own construction programme and press reporting, not from signs on the door.

Places in this collection

  • Simmeringer Bad — A new swimming and training hall was completed here in October 2025 and opened on 28 October, which gives the south-east of the city proper…
  • Hietzinger Bad — A combined bath from 1978, charging admission, with a sauna department on site. It is next in the queue for a general overhaul of the roof…
  • Döblinger Bad — The pools are standing empty: the hall is closed for a comprehensive roof renovation combined with modernisation and the building of barrie…
  • Donaustadt — A combined bath from 1982 on Portnergasse, listed with indoor and outdoor water, which in this part of the city puts it in competition with…
  • Großfeldsiedlung — A combined bath from 1984 serving the big housing estate, and currently the clearest example of what the construction programme is producin…
  • Floridsdorf — The hall on Franklinstraße dates from 1967 and has come out of a comprehensive renovation rebuilt to a climate-fit standard, which is what…
  • Brigittenau — Opened in 1983 as a straight indoor pool on Klosterneuburger Straße, and since rebuilt into something closer to a combined bath: a water pl…
  • Döbling — A combined bath from 1978 on Geweygasse, with the open-air section added to the outside of the hall from 1986 and opened in 1988, including…
  • Ottakringer Bad — On the western edge of the city below the Wienerwald, listed with indoor and outdoor water, so the hall covers the winter and the sports pi…
  • Hütteldorfer Bad — Built around an adventure area rather than lanes: a flowing stream channel, massage jets, a water cannon and a play pool, with indoor and o…
  • Hietzing — A combined bath from 1978 on Atzgersdorfer Straße, listed by the city with both indoor and outdoor water, which is the useful part: the hal…
  • Floridsdorfer Bad — Back in operation since 7 October after a full renovation, with the sauna department following over the course of October and November rath…
  • Therme Wien — Opened in 2010 on the Oberlaa thermal water, with water and dry-land facilities spread over 75,000 square metres, which makes it by a wide…
  • Stadthallenbad — Roland Rainer's 1974 hall, refurbished throughout with current plant while the original 1970s look was kept and restored, and it now double…
  • Theresienbad — The original bath on this Meidling site counts as the oldest in Vienna, used by the Romans, and the present combined bath dates from 1902.…
  • Jörgerbad — Completed just before the First World War and opened in 1914 as the Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Bad, this is the oldest of Vienna's municipal indoo…
  • Amalienbad — Opened on 8 July 1926 as a municipal bathing palace for Favoriten, fitted with ceramics from the Wienerberger works and a hall roof that co…

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