In 1930, Østerbro Svømmehal first opened its doors. It became Denmark’s oldest public swimming pool. Imagine the excitement in the Østerbro neighborhood. Østerbro Svømmehal offered a modern marvel. Today, we stand before this historic building. It has witnessed countless splashes, laughter, and perhaps a few tears from frustrated learners. The original structure dates back to 1929. It boasts a unique architectural design, somewhat reminiscent of a Roman bath. A large glass roof crowns the building. Østerbro Svømmehal isn’t just a place to swim laps. It’s home to a variety of pools and diving boards. There’s something for every level of swimmer. For those seeking relaxation, Østerbro Kurbad, the spa within Østerbro Svømmehal, beckons. The spa underwent a recent renovation. It now offers modern facilities and a tranquil wellness atmosphere. Imagine sinking into a soothing aroma bath or enjoying a foot therapy session. You can also experience the steam bath or a bobble bath. The renovation also included a new lounge area. It features historic images from the archive. These photos remind visitors of the rich heritage of this special place. A ticket to the spa provides access to the swimming area as well. It’s a wonderful way to combine fitness and relaxation. Østerbro Svømmehal has been serving the community since 1930. It continues to be a beloved spot for both locals and visitors. Come experience the history and rejuvenation at Østerbro Svømmehal.
Galleri KANT
Founded in 2009 by Kerry Harm Nielsen and Anna Gram Sørensen Galleri KANT is more than just a gallery. It’s