Living near Liesinger Bad is like having a resort in the neighborhood. The pool and the grounds are…read morevery clean, and there are chaise lounges available for everyone to use. So far I haven't had any trouble finding space to swim laps -- we'll see how it goes once school is out. There's also an onsite restaurant that makes a great Greek salad.

Vorsicht! Essen am besten von zu Hause mitbringen. Buffet hat kaum Auswahl, akzeptiert keine…read moreKartenzahlung und das Personal ist unfreundlich.

Enjoyed swimming here most of the summer. The changing area is clean and the water was clean and…read morethe perfect temperature. The place is quaint and a bit antiquated, but that is the charm of the place. I'm sad to hear the pool will be closed all of 2027 due to a major renovation, reopening in 2028. I hope they maintain some of the charm which makes this place so special.

The swimming pool is pivately financed and there for more expensive than the other viennese…read morefacilities. It is also very small but clean and nicely done. The pool is build inmidst of the park of Schönbrunn and it is quite good to do some real swimming (like in a sporty way). Included in the entrance fee is a pallett. You can also choose a more expensive ticket and use the affiliated gym.

It hides in the rumble strips there is a qusi standard swimming pool and small opean air pool with…read morerelative broad sunbath yardOh btw,The changing room is separated !

Maybe this is better on a weekday. A day ticket is €15 and an afternoon ticket is €12. With these…read moreprices we thought this place would be not so overrun and with mostly adults. We were wrong! It is packed and full with little kids. If you want to go somewhere quiet and relaxing, this is NOT the place for it.