Eriksdalsbadet, Water park in Södermalm, Sweden
Eriksdalsbadet is a large swimming complex in Södermalm with both indoor and outdoor areas featuring multiple pools of different sizes. The facility includes waterslides, saunas, and spaces designed for various swimming and recreational activities.
The complex opened in 1999 as part of Stockholm's Olympic preparations and replaced an earlier swimming facility at the same location. This facility became an important sports venue for the city.
The name comes from the nearby Eriksdal neighborhood, reflecting a Swedish tradition of building gathering spaces around water. You will find locals using the pools and outdoor areas as a natural meeting point in their daily lives.
The complex is accessible at different times throughout the week, with varying schedules for different days and visitor groups. Some areas may be reserved during certain hours for training events or competitions.
The outdoor area features giant board games and communal grilling spaces during summer months, blending swimming with leisure and social gathering. These seasonal additions transform the space into more than just a sports facility.
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