The 'Ostbad' also houses a sauna and has a salt-water pool area - both I did not check out…read more I only tried the main swimming pools. Which were alright. There is one basin of 25 Meters length for swimming, a deep basin with diving boards (3 and 1 Meter) and small basin for children and non-swimmers. Showers, dressing rooms and the pool hall were clean when I was there. Building wise, there are a couple of corners where you can see some rust oozing out of the concrete and stuff that shows the age of this swimming pool. It's generally not a charming place to be and the low concrete ceiling above the pools does not help in that regard. In the main pool, there are no lanes - so swimming there is one big mess and everyone is getting into everyone's way all the time.

Open-Air Perfection…read more The DJK Sportbad offers you three stainless-steel clad basins: A big non-swimmers basin (25 m x 15), a big swimmers basin of (50 x 16m) without shallow ends and a diving pool (3,80m depth) with a 3 Meter & 1 Meter diving board. There is also a small basin for toddlers with a canape for sun-protection. There is also a big lawn with some trees for sun-bathing and chilling, two volleyball-pitches as well as ping pong tables and a small Playground for kids. They also have a snack bar that wasn't open when I was there early in the morning. The pool is handicapped-accessible. The Entrance fee at 4€ is very reasonable for what is offered. Staff was very friendly, changing rooms and showers were cleaned regularly when I was there. The whole Pool is very well maintained. Practical info: There are not many parking-spaces out front for cars and even those for bikes will be full quite early in the day. You need 1€ pieces for the lockers. Downsides? It´s no secret that this is a great pool and on sunny (or just warm) days you can count on the Djk Sportbad being packed. And when I say packed, I mean it. It can get really crowded even early in the morning (then mostly in the swimmers-basin - one of the few 50 Meter Basins in the area).

Good overall experience at this public swimming pool. Build 1889 and completly renovated and…read moreenlarged in 1998, this old swimming pool is in good shape overall. One basin of 25 Meters length in the old swimming hall, one whirlpool, one "mixed" basin and one for children with toys in the recently build part of the pool. The swimmers-pool also has diving boards between 1 and 3 Meters in height at the deep end. Lots of windows everywhere with a nice view. Showers and toilets are absolutley up to standart and where very clean when I was there. The basins are impeccable too. Small deductions due to the battle royale style swimming experience (only one crowded lane for fast swimmers, the others can freely do what they want in the rest of the basin without any lanes) in the old pool hall and some dirty walls in the changing rooms that are also a bit too small for my taste.

Finally reopend after being closed for almost 3 years and now after the modernisations the best…read moreindoor swimming pool in town. They have 25 Meter long pool for swimmers with 4 lanes, one water slide, a massage basin, a basin for non-swimmers and another small basin for toddlers. There are also lounging areas inside and out (for the rare occations it does not rain in Münster). The pool is fully handicapped accessible. The only thing I'm not quite happy with is the lime-green in the shower area. And maybe some palm-trees would make the lounging areas more cozy for some bonus points. But for a small local swimming pool that caters to swimmers, families and children - the pool is now pretty much perfect. Practical info: you'll need a 1€ piece for the lockers. Tuesday is "warm water day" (costs more and the senior citizens flock there in great numbers).