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General public, popular-education groups and the city's holiday schemes share the water.\n\nA note on the map pin: open map data offered a close but not exact match for this place, so the marker may sit slightly off. If it looks wrong, please flag this entry so it can be checked.","createdAt":"2026-11-05T16:40:29.750Z","dataset":{"id":"c94b2133-5a8d-4d92-9b53-762528ccaa73","slug":"lyons-public-swimming-pools-the-ones-the-city-runs","title":"Lyon's public swimming pools, the ones the city runs"}},{"id":"a1a91313-30fa-4b0d-a36f-9faa87d96176","slug":"piscine-saint-exupery","title":"Piscine Saint-Exupéry","description":"A covered pool on the Croix-Rousse side of the 4th, on the city's year-round list and for years closed to the public over the holidays. It now opens for part of the summer as a replacement for the temporary basins at Gerland and the Tête d'Or, late June to late July, weekdays only and continuously from 12h to 19h rather than in two slots. The summer opening takes the general public alongside the city's holiday clubs and youth programmes.","createdAt":"2026-11-05T16:40:29.734Z","dataset":{"id":"c94b2133-5a8d-4d92-9b53-762528ccaa73","slug":"lyons-public-swimming-pools-the-ones-the-city-runs","title":"Lyon's public swimming pools, the ones the city runs"}},{"id":"43277904-e4ec-4f58-b0f5-4cdacc85e751","slug":"piscine-mermoz","title":"Piscine Mermoz","description":"One of the two open-air municipal pools Lyon runs for the season, roughly 30 June to 29 August, on the two-slot day with Tuesday shifted to a single 12h to 20h block. Three July evenings are extended to 21h. August is the lean month: five days a week, closed Wednesday and Thursday.","createdAt":"2026-11-05T16:40:29.720Z","dataset":{"id":"c94b2133-5a8d-4d92-9b53-762528ccaa73","slug":"lyons-public-swimming-pools-the-ones-the-city-runs","title":"Lyon's public swimming pools, the ones the city runs"}},{"id":"906e96e1-78b1-47f6-a0c1-bbfe57bde569","slug":"piscine-de-la-duchere","title":"Piscine de la Duchère","description":"The 9th arrondissement's summer site, open from late June to the end of August on the same two-slot pattern as the other outdoor pools, with Friday collapsed into one 12h to 20h session. August thins out: Wednesday to Monday only, with just the main pool, the small pool and the paddling pool in use, the slide and the diving pit shut, and Tuesday closed. The city's student guide advises booking ahead here specifically because of how busy it gets.","createdAt":"2026-11-05T16:40:29.708Z","dataset":{"id":"c94b2133-5a8d-4d92-9b53-762528ccaa73","slug":"lyons-public-swimming-pools-the-ones-the-city-runs","title":"Lyon's public swimming pools, the ones the city runs"}},{"id":"6cd9c9f8-4567-4f90-85da-fe53369345e8","slug":"centre-nautique-tony-bertrand","title":"Centre nautique Tony Bertrand","description":"Owned and run by the City of Lyon since 1965, on the Rhône embankment at Quai Claude-Bernard, and one of the seven pools the city keeps open through the year. In summer its outdoor basins work on two separate daily slots, about 10h30 to 15h and 15h30 to 20h, with Monday merged into one 12h to 20h block; the split exists to turn the queue over rather than let a single crowd hold the deck all day. Booking and paying in advance on the city's pools and rinks site is advised, and some evenings run to 21h.","createdAt":"2026-11-05T16:40:29.692Z","dataset":{"id":"c94b2133-5a8d-4d92-9b53-762528ccaa73","slug":"lyons-public-swimming-pools-the-ones-the-city-runs","title":"Lyon's public swimming pools, the ones the city runs"}},{"id":"c5962272-1e99-422b-8a77-9866d33995ea","slug":"loch-lomond-and-the-trossachs-national-park","title":"Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park","description":"Scotland's first national park, created in 2002, spanning 1,865 square kilometres of the southern Highlands where the Lowland farmland gives way to hill ground. Loch Lomond covers 71 square kilometres, the largest freshwater surface area in Great Britain, and contains 38 named islands. 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Around 18,000 people live inside the boundary, and most of the ground is working private estate used for deer stalking and grouse shooting, with a red deer population counted at between 35,000 and 45,000 animals.\n\nA note on the map pin: open map data offered a close but not exact match for this place, so the marker may sit slightly off. If it looks wrong, please flag this entry so it can be checked.","createdAt":"2026-11-01T23:02:51.170Z","dataset":{"id":"27a0080e-47c7-41f4-bf1a-5bdce9fd3771","slug":"the-national-parks-of-great-britain","title":"The national parks of Great Britain"}}]},"followedByViewer":false}