The best swimming pools Paris

This is Paris's most sports-oriented pool, used for training and competitions. Inaugurated for the 1924 Olympic Games, the 50 m x 21 m pool can be divided into two 25 m pools. The pool has undergone extensive renovations in recent months, and includes a solarium and catering facilities. The Georges Vallerey pool hosts swimming and water polo matches, which can be enjoyed from the 1,500-seat bleachers. Another special feature is the pool's synchronized swimming pit.

Integrated into the Château des Rentiers sports center, this municipal pool in the 13th arrondissement has a 25-meter swimming pool. A mixed pool, equipped with a progressive slope going to 3,80 m of depth, allowing the sporting practice of the swimming on the one hand and the bathing of relaxation and the aquatic activities on the other hand. Among them, there are swimming lessons for schools and individuals, as well as aquagym sessions for adults. The ideal place to install a sports routine in your daily life.

A sure value, an assured success, a memorable souvenir, with the Aquaboulevard it's certain: you can't miss your shot, it's almost impossible. Tropical vegetation, water at 29°C, wave pool, slides, water cannons, life-size whale to be visited in a slide. The Aquaboulevard has everything your child could ever dream of seeing. At the end of the day, the child blows out the candles on his cake prepared by the chef. You can also subscribe to other options such as mini-golf. Of course, kids love it, and book early as much as possible. There are a lot of people at the weekend, and the queue can be long.

A large glass roof at the end of the square of the place Hébert, shaded by large chestnut trees: the swimming pool of the rue des Fillettes is a very pleasant place to do some laps and to bubble (yes, we are happy with the pun) at the edge of the water. Navigating between the small pool with paddling pool, the 25-meter pool and the solarium to catch some welcome rays, you will also have access to aquagym classes, swimming with flippers and the water garden. The well-maintained Hébert pool is like a little bubble in a very dense neighborhood.

Easy to find, since it is part of the vast sports complex of the same name, this nice pool has no less than two pools, both of which are bathed in natural light by a large glass roof, so that you almost feel like you are outside. There are also outdoor areas, including a solarium. Finally, the swimming pool is the place of many animations and particularities, among which a water garden, aquagym sessions, a swimming school and various offers for learning aquatic things!

Sport 7 is an association that offers more than 7 different activities in the sports halls of the th district or neighbouring district. For the most part, sports activities are practised in a spirit of leisure. Swimming pool Tuesday from a. m. to p. m., Wednesday from a. m. to p. m., Saturday from a. m. to p. m., from a. m. to p. m., from a. m. to p. m., from p. m. to p. m. and from p. m. to p. m.

Appropriating the aquatic environment is essential for the well-being of the infant. It's because he will feel very confident with this element that he will then learn to swim easily and without apprehension. This recreational activity caters to children aged 0 to 6 accompanied by at least one parent.

An association that offers water activities in all their forms and for all ages. Diving, apnea, baby swimmers, activities pregnant women and postnatal, the whole family can adhere to the Seventh Company. About 60 moms are welcomed per season for antenatal classes Thursday evening. After the birth, parents can return with their baby to follow the course "baby water".

The New Waves Association offers sessions for future mothers who have exceeded their first trimester of pregnancy at the Léon Biancotto pool.

Since 1993, this federation has established and promoted aquatic activities for awakening and recreation. It is the origin of the charter of the Aquatique Aquatic Infantile that guarantees special assistance and assistance to young people in the aquatic environment. The FAAEL has 160 membership centres throughout France. Recognized as a training agency, it applies the regulatory conditions of Périllat ministerial circular to ensure conditions of security and development within these activities.

LGBT Swimmers Association.

Affiliated to the French Swimming Federation, and the Gay Sports Federation, this association founded in 1997 is a swimming club based in the swimming pools Saint-Merri (4 ^th) and Georges Vallerey (20 ^th). In the program, 14 trainings per week (evening in week + Saturday), including 11 for beginner or confirmed swimmers, 1 aquatraining session as well as two senior sessions (gym and soft swimming). Newcomers are entitled to three test sessions before engaging.

This pool offers an enchanting setting to enjoy a series of lengths, even in the early morning, since the main pool of 25 x 15 m opens from 7am to 8:45am. An equipped children's pool welcomes your little ones, under the watchful eye of lifeguards. For those who want to perfect their crawl, private lessons are available, upon reservation in advance, during the pool's opening hours. Aquagym classes are provided for those who are bored by length.

It is the oldest swimming pool in Paris. The Château-Landon municipal swimming pool, created in a "liner" style, was inaugurated in 1884, a century after the emergence of the notion of "swimming". Restored in 2008, it has retained its two-storey walkway system that serves the cabins. Aquagym and swimming lessons with fins are available. Friendly atmosphere. An ideal swimming pool for the whole family.

A small public swimming pool in the 14th arrondissement, it offers the inhabitants of the district a sports facility on a human scale, equipped with a 25 m pool. A mixed pool, equipped with a progressive slope going to 3,80 m of depth, allowing the practice of sports on the one hand and aquatic activities on the other hand. Sportsmen and women will find swimming lanes to work on their endurance and to surpass themselves physically. A dedicated team supervises swimming lessons for schools and individuals, animates aquagym sessions and swimming with fins.

The aquatic facility is attached to the Paul Valeyre sports and cultural complex and shares the premises with a gymnasium, a sports field, an entertainment center and a library. Occasional swimmers, experienced swimmers and trained divers will find a single 25 m pool, whose depth varies from 90 cm to 3.30 m, for the comfort of children and adults. In this mixed pool, swimming lessons, aquagym sessions, swimming with fins and water garden activities (floating structures for young children) are organized.

The Georges Hermant pool is one of the few pools in the city of Paris to have a 50 m Olympic pool. This equipment makes it a privileged place for sportsmen and women looking for physical challenge over a long distance. Families and occasional swimmers are not neglected, however, since a movable wall divides the pool into two 25-meter zones and a progressive slope varies the depth (95 cm to 2.30 m). An opening roof offers visitors the luxury of swimming in the open air when summer arrives. A diving pit completes the offer.

A human-sized pool located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, it includes a single 25-meter covered pool with a depth that varies from 1.20 to 3.50 meters, designed to accommodate both regular swimmers for intensive practice (2 swimming lanes, loan of boards) and occasional swimmers for relaxation and aquatic activities. Supervised by a team of lifeguards, they give the possibility to individuals to practice diving, to be animated in music in aquagym session or to follow swimming lessons.

Here is a hotel swimming pool that presents accurate measurements for a swimmer (17 x 8 m), although the main motivation to come to the Ritz dip is to appreciate the decor all in frescoes and mosaics of this basin. Created in the basement in 1988, it displays a decor of cinema stars without elegance, with a decoration reminiscent of the Greek-Roman thermal baths. Good news, it is not necessary to be accommodated at the hotel to enjoy these 1700 m 2 dedicated to wellness and sport, the sum of 180 € per person gives you access to this little paradise for the day. Children are welcome from 5 years of age. Luxury and retrouvés.

This is one of the architectural jewels of the capital, having experienced in recent years major restoration work to restore its splendour. With a pool of impressive dimensions - 33 m x 10 m - the pool of Amiraux is distinguished by its history. The building, designed by Henri Sauvage in 1922, was intended to house the working families in a collective way. The government's desire at the time to give everyone access to leisure led to the inauguration of the swimming pool in 1930. Two floors of passageways lead to individual cabins. The tiles of the beaches and the exterior façade are identical to that of the Paris metro: swim in a jewel of Art Nouveau architecture which is classified as a Historical Monument! The complex has recently been upgraded, including a modernization of access to showers for people in wheelchairs. The atmosphere is very friendly, many regulars meet there, and moviegoers as it is in this pool that was shot a scene from the film Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain. You can learn to swim or improve and enjoy aqua-gym courses. Beware, however, this "historic" swimming pool attracts curious people and is therefore often very busy.

The advantage of this swimming pool in the heart of Paris is undoubtedly its Olympic pool, complemented by a smaller 25 x 12.5 m pool. When the sun comes back, its all grass solarium is quickly invaded by a crowd eager for a good sunbathing. From June to September, the great basin is discovered. Ideal for relaxing. It should be noted that it is possible to pass your swimming certificate there.

You will be staying in the old hotel of the Dukes of Noailles… Renovated in 2011, the well-being area (250 m ²) of this hotel at the edge of the Tuileries garden is a haven of peace. The small basin (15 x 4 m) of freshwater treated with ozone is bathed with a blue and sifted light. The atmosphere is zen, soft and relaxing. After the Rain is a luxurious Swiss Spa. To prolong the pleasure of swimming, the «spa lunch» formula includes a facial care (30 minutes), a relaxing massage (30 minutes) as well as a lunch at the hotel bar, the ideal place to combine food and water relaxation, free from rumors of the city.

Located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris in the Cour des Lions sports complex, which brings together lovers of boxing, dance, martial arts, table tennis and indoor sports, it has a 25 m pool. Equipped with 6 swimming lanes, it is the kingdom of the length eaters, who can come there to train, work on their swimming techniques and get physically active. This pool is also used for swimming lessons, sessions adapted for disabled people, diving, swimming with fins and aquagym sessions.

Do you have the phobia of water? Destressez you: everyone can learn to swim and be well in water. This is the credo of Assocaition Archimedes. Do not trust the address of this association: Noyer Street! Dare diving! Archimedes guarantees a group dynamic, with small numbers to keep everyone pace. Swimmers are in the water with you, to reassure you, accompany you in your learning. Ponds are reserved with hot water (between 29 ° C and 33 ° C) required to learn to swim. It is addressed to all, from first to fourth age… Swimmers can also improve and older people have a gym course for them alone. Archimedes intervenes in a dozen pools in Paris.

Renovated in 2009, this swimming pool with its two pools of 25 m and 12.50 m welcomes you to a large sports complex (gymnasium, martial arts room...). It has the advantage of not being (too) crowded. We appreciate the bay window that runs along a whole section of the room, offering a pleasant luminosity. The only drawback is that the schedules are quite limited during the week (except on Wednesdays).

The Rouvet swimming pool, which is in the immediate vicinity of Parc de la Villette (cross the lock to get there), was built in 1928. It has the same look as the Pontoise swimming pool with its changing rooms which spread over two floors. The 33 x 12 m pool, divided into five water lines, is reserved for swimming laps: it is perfect for swimmers who are looking for tranquillity. Its major asset is that it is not very busy. Swimming lessons are carried out by appointment. Aqua-gym sessions are held three times a week, you can check out the brochure on site.