From the owner: Piscine 3 étoiles Dans la ZAC de Mercières, cette piscine dispose d'équipements modernes et variés…read more Outre les indémodables grand et petit bassin, vous pourrez batifoler sur le toboggan, la cascade ou le bain bouillonnant. Une cafétéria est également disponible à l'étage pour les fringales foudroyantes des nageurs acharnés, ou pour prendre un pot entre amis après l'exercice. Et comme toute piscine qui se respecte, des cours de natation tous niveaux sont proposés.

From the owner: Equipements sportifs et ludiques C'est le plus grand espace de loisirs et de sports installé en…read morecentre ville de France. On y trouve une multitude d'activités sur 3,3 hectares : des piscines (dont une olympique), une salle polyvalente servant de patinoire olympique, une petite patinoire, un gymnase, un dojo, une salle d'haltérophilie, ainsi qu'un stadium extérieur avec mini terrain de football synthétique... vous permettront de vous amuser et de conserver la forme.

Like an old-ship, this old pre-ww2 pool is kept alive with some new paint every now and again,…read moremasking the fact that this little gem is overdue for a big overhaul and a Trip to the 21st century. The old industrial-hall-style Building undoubtedly has it´s Charme and they try their best to keep it clean (apart from the roof windows), but there is no hiding the fact that everything is just very old. I don´t see why this pool is more expensive than the others in Paris, as you are not exactly getting more for your money. What you get more of, is inconvenience (like waiting for the man to go around and open your dressing-booth, lots of stairs, blow-dryers not at the exit) and a public swimming-pool that is in no way Handicapped-accessible. Opening hours during school-weeks are also not very consumer-friendly. 1 hour 15 minutes they open some days around noon and still expect you to pay 4 Euro 80. And that´s just not worth it. But it´s different and if you want different, Pontoise is for you. The only authentical 1940ies bathing-experience that I know of ...

Delightful art deco 33m pool in Paris. Remember to take a bathing hat!…read moreSo pleased to have found this large, airy pool in Paris! 4.50 Euro per visit, with very complicated opening hours in between school use, so check times before going. After buying a ticket, you go upstairs and enter the 'no outdoor shoes area' where an unsmiling member of staff will snatch the ticket from your hand, and point you towards one of the individual cubicles which encircle the pool on two floors, in which to change. After changing you leave all your things locked in this personal cubicle, pulling the door shut behind you. Next - the 'obligatoire' (obligatory) shower (with your swimsuit on, even though it is a single sex shower) before entering the pool. Gentlemen please note bermudas are not allowed, and you too need to wear a bathing hat, even if you are bald. The water temperature is spot on, and the pool is not too crowded especially in the mornings. The lane discipline can be a bit lacking, with dawdlers kicking along with a float in the same lane as tanned speed kings churning past in a high velocity front crawl, nearly missing a plump granny doing slow but steady breast stroke, but amazingly it never seems to come to blows. Afterwards, return for another bizarre shower in your swimsuit, and then wait for the still-unsmiling attendant to come and open your cubicle to get dressed again. All in all, a wonderful pool, a delightful swim and I just wish they had something like this in London. Convenient Velib parking spot down the other end of the street. Perfect.