Enjoying the Heatwave in Mülheim: Seventeen Exciting Options for Outdoor Bathing in Your Neighborhood
Ready for a refreshing summer soak in the surrounding area? Mülheim's public bath options are a bit limited, but fear not! Here's a rundown of some fantastic outdoor swimming spots in nearby cities like Essen, Duisburg, Oberhausen, and more.
Don't forget to stay updated on entrance fees and opening hours as they might change from time to time.
EssenSure, Essen might not have an outdoor pool screaming for your attention, but don't fret! The neighboring towns are brimming with swimming opportunities.
DuisburgHere's a peek at Duisburg's dazzling watery offerings:
- Duisburg's Seaside Beach: Embrace the beach lifestyle with pools and water sports galore. It's a fabulous spot for some leisurely fun.
- Watch out for varying entrance fees and specific opening hours; double-check with locals before you go.
RatingenAlas, there aren't any specific outdoor pools in Ratingen. But have no fear! The Messe Düsseldorf area might hold some recreational surprises!
OberhausenOberhausen boasts a splash-tastic watery wonderland:
- Aquapark Oberhausen: Primarily known as an indoor water park, it has a smidge of the great outdoors, too.
- Don't be shocked when entrance fees set you back around €20-€30 for a day pass.
- Who cares about the seasons? These guys keep their opening hours pretty darn consistent—make sure to check their website for the current times.
DinslakenUnfortunately, there aren't any specific outdoor pools in Dinslaken. But nearby Duisburg might have some options that'llle leave you wanting more.
HeiligenhausYou'll have to improvise in Heiligenhaus. Nearby Ratingen or Essen might offer dips in the deep.
BottropNo outdoor public pools to shout about in Bottrop just yet. Keep an eye on the local scene for private or membership-based options that may pop up.
Traveling to these watery wonders is a breeze!
- Car: Hit the road! All these locations are connected via major highways like the A3, A44, and A52.
- Public Transport: There's a city-connecting web of buses and trains that ferry you to your watery escapades.
For the most accurate and up-to-date info, don't hesitate to contact local tourist information centers or reach out directly to your preferred swimming facilities. Happy swimming!
- In Oberhausen, the Aquapark offers a combination of indoor and outdoor activities, complete with water sports and pools, perfect for a fun-filled summer day. However, be prepared for admission fees around €20-€30.
- If you're in Ratingen and seeking a refreshing dip, head to the Messe Düsseldorf area, which may hold some unexpected recreational surprises.
- For those who appreciate the fusion of fashion, beauty, and food, the cities of Essen, Duisburg, Oberhausen, and more offer a variety of restaurants and shops that cater to your lifestyle needs.
