Here are some pools currently open in Vienna, based on the season and typical opening times: Outdoor Pools (usually open from May to mid-September):
- Schönbrunner Pool: Open daily with extended hours in summer (e.g., 8:30 am to 7-10 pm depending on the month)
- Schafbergbad Pool: Outdoor pool in an upscale neighborhood, popular with families and younger crowd
- Kongressbad: Open from mid-May to mid-September with hours roughly 9 am to 8 pm on weekdays and 8 am to 8 pm on weekends
- Alte Donau Beach Pool: Open from late April to mid-September with varying hours, generally 9 am to 8 pm in peak summer
- Krapfenwaldl Pool: Known for its historic charm and views, open in the outdoor season
- Gänsehäufel: Open from early May to mid-September with hours from 8 or 9 am to 7-8 pm depending on the period
Indoor Pools (open year-round):
- Stadthallenbad: Indoor pool in the 15th district, open with typical hours like 8 am to 9:30 pm on weekdays
- Therme Wien: Spa with thermal pools open year-round, temperatures range from 28 to 36 degrees Celsius
- Other indoor pools in Vienna are open year-round with varying schedules
Private and Federal Baths (different opening times and prices):
- Stadionbad, Therme Wien, Schönbrunner Bad, Stadthallenbad, Neuwaldegger Bad, Bundesbad Alte Donau, Strandbad Stadlau
For current availability and free capacities, Vienna provides an online resource called "Bäderampel" and a live app to check real-time pool status
. If you are outside Vienna or want pools in other cities like Graz, there are several indoor and outdoor pools open year-round or seasonally as well
. In summary, many outdoor pools in Vienna have opened for the summer season starting in May, and indoor pools remain open all year. Checking the Bäderampel or local websites will give you the most up-to-date info on which pools have availability right now
