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Hallenschwimmbad  Neptun
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Hallenschwimmbad Neptun

A pioneer of modern European swimming halls

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Opened on October 7, 1955, the Neptun indoor swimming pool was one of Europe's most advanced swimming facilities at the time. Standing 22 meters tall, it features a functional architectural design. It is operated by the city of Rostock.
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The construction of the swimming pool took three years.

Quick Facts

Height
22 m
Opening Date
October 7, 1955
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

You're standing in front of a building that opened on October 7, 1955, once considered one of the most advanced indoor swimming pools in Europe. This is the Neptun swimming pool, operated by the city of Rostock. With a height of 22 meters, its functional architectural design is quite striking. Just behind you, to the south, is the Volksstadion Rostock. If you look east, you'll find the Ostseestadion, just a short walk away. This swimming hall was a symbol of progress and athletic development in Rostock and remains an important part of the city's history.

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