Swimming Pools
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| + | You are of course, not limited to visting your local swimming pool. The important thing for new arrivals to Switzerland to know is that a Hallenbad is an indoor pool whilst a Freibad or Badi is an open air pool. Very useful to remember in the middle of winter! | ||
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| + | For those in the Zurich area with kids, I would definitely try the indoor / outdoor pool at Zollikon. It has a pirate ship outdoors and slides indoors. Plus the water tends to be a little bit warmer than other pools. | ||
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| + | One other tip is that some open air Badis have nudist areas so be warned. | ||
Revision as of 08:07, 6 February 2007
www.badi-info.ch: Details on Swiss swimming pools and public baths
You are of course, not limited to visting your local swimming pool. The important thing for new arrivals to Switzerland to know is that a Hallenbad is an indoor pool whilst a Freibad or Badi is an open air pool. Very useful to remember in the middle of winter!
For those in the Zurich area with kids, I would definitely try the indoor / outdoor pool at Zollikon. It has a pirate ship outdoors and slides indoors. Plus the water tends to be a little bit warmer than other pools.
One other tip is that some open air Badis have nudist areas so be warned.
