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Discovering Leipzig's Most Enchanting Al Fresco Baths and Pools

Discover Leipzig's Top and Hip Spots for Swimming, Water Play, and Sunbathing. Recommended by PRINZ.

Unveiling Leipzig's Stunning Outdoor Bathing Spots and Swimming Pools
Unveiling Leipzig's Stunning Outdoor Bathing Spots and Swimming Pools

Discovering Leipzig's Most Enchanting Al Fresco Baths and Pools

Leipzig, Germany, is home to a unique summer paradise known as Neuseenland, a collection of three stunning lakes that offer a variety of recreational activities for visitors.

First on our list is the Cospudener See, affectionately known as "Kulki" by locals. This lake boasts public swimming areas, boat facilities, water sports offerings like dauerschwimmschulen, wakeboard- und waterski-anlagen, and camping and holiday homes for accommodation. Food establishments are available, but visitors should be prepared with extra cash for a meal.

The Markkleeberger See, another gem in Neuseenland, offers a less crowded experience with boat rentals for sailboats, paddle boats, and catamarans, as well as windsurfing equipment. Traditional food stalls can be found here, making it a unique addition to the lake's offerings.

The Störmthaler See, the newest addition to Neuseenland, opened in 2014, and is packed with attractions. Visitors can enjoy numerous food establishments, holiday homes, a paved path for cyclists and joggers, and an amphibious vehicle tour. A highlight is the floating church "Vineta" on boat trips.

Moving on to the Schladitzer Bucht, a less crowded Leipzig bathing paradise with a paved path around the lake. This quieter spot offers nearly empty natural beaches, watercraft rentals, and a snack bar. For those seeking a more active lifestyle, the paved path is perfect for joggers and skaters.

The Schreberbad, located near the city center, offers a 25m swimming pool, a leisure pool with a slide, and a smaller splash pool. It also features two playgrounds, a volleyball and basketball court, and table tennis tables. Visitors can relax on the large sunbathing lawns and find food at the snack bar.

Lastly, the Ökobad Lindenthal provides a natural swimming experience with a total water surface area of 5,160 sqm. This eco-friendly bathing spot includes an extra children's and non-swimmer area with a 35m slide. Visitors can relax on the large meadows around the lake or grab a bite to eat at the snack bar.

Each of these pools and lakes can be easily reached via public transportation, with specific stops mentioned for each location. Whether you're seeking a quiet retreat or a bustling hub of activity, Leipzig's Neuseenland has something for everyone.

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