Vienna's summer baths the city runs

Vienna's municipal baths are run by a single city department, MA 44, which means one price list across the lot: 8.10 euros a day for an adult, 6.10 reduced, and a 22 euro monthly card that admits you to every city bath for thirty days. What varies is the water and the ground it sits on, from hillside pools in the Vienna Woods to beaches and jetties on the Alte Donau where you swim in the river. Season, hours, slide lengths, wave machines and accessible entries are set out here so you can pick by what the site actually offers rather than by which district you happen to be in.

Places in this collection

  • Liesinger Bad — The city's southernmost summer bath, run by MA 44 and open across the May to September season with lifeguards on duty and a waterslide. Ent…
  • Höpflerbad — A Liesing summer bath from 1979 with an open-air layout and a waterslide, running daily 09:00 to 19:00 from May to September. Construction…
  • Laaerbergbad — Open since 14 August 1959 and known locally as the Latschi, this Favoriten bath is built for people who want to do something rather than li…
  • Strandbad Gänsehäufel — An island in the Alte Donau given over entirely to bathing: beach frontage on the natural water plus a set of pools, one of them wave-gener…
  • Strandbad Alte Donau — The oldest of the city's beach baths, with wooden jetties running out into the natural water of the Alte Donau alongside the built pools. I…
  • Strandbad Angelibad — Swimming here is in the Alte Donau itself rather than a tank: beach, jetty, baby pool and sunbathing terraces on the upper arm of the old r…
  • Kongressbad — Ottakring's red-and-white municipal bath, open May to September, with a sports pool, a children's pool with its own slide and beach volleyb…
  • Schafbergbad — A hillside bath in Währing where the approach is the first exercise of the day: the site sits well above the valley floor, and the walk or…

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