Splash The glistening tiles of the Schwimmhalle Kaulsdorf beckon. This isn’t just any swimming pool. It’s a piece of Berlin’s history a testament to resilience. Built in the late 1980s during the GDR era the Schwimmhalle Kaulsdorf is a type D design. Its distinctive wave-shaped roof is hidden beneath decorative panels a common feature of many pools built during that time.
The Schwimmhalle Kaulsdorf is more than just a place to swim. It’s a community hub. Families gather here. Children shriek with delight as they race down the slide in the non-swimmer pool. Serious swimmers glide through the 25-meter pool. Others relax in the small sauna after their workout.
It’s easy to reach the Schwimmhalle Kaulsdorf. The Kaulsdorf U-Bahn station is just a short walk away. Even if you arrive by car there is plenty of parking. The Schwimmhalle Kaulsdorf is located in the Kaulsdorf district on the edge of a large Plattenbau housing estate. Its proximity to the Wuhletal landscape park offers a welcome contrast of urban and natural landscapes.
Children under five even swim for free when accompanied by an adult. The opening hours are a little unusual. On Thursdays the non-swimmer’s pool is closed for school use from 7 am to 1 pm. Other days and times vary. Check their website before you go. It is also important to note that from January 6th to early March 2025 the pool will undergo necessary repairs. Public access will be limited. However some public swimming hours will be available from February 12th to March 5th.
So next time you are in Berlin don’t miss the chance to visit this hidden gem. The Schwimmhalle Kaulsdorf isn’t just a pool. It is a window into a bygone era and a vibrant part of present day Kaulsdorf. It’s a testament to a city that’s always evolving always adapting always welcoming. Dive in and discover the magic of the Schwimmhalle Kaulsdorf for yourself.