Piscine Jean Boiteux, Municipal swimming pool in 12th arrondissement, Paris, France
Piscine Jean Boiteux is a public swimming facility in Paris comprising two main pools for different purposes. One 25-meter basin serves competitive swimming, while the other 15-meter basin is designed for swimming instruction and children's programs.
The facility was originally named Piscine Reuilly before being renamed in 2010. The new name honors Jean Boiteux, an Olympic swimming champion from France who made an impact in competitive swimming.
The pool serves as a gathering space where people of various ages and skill levels participate in different water activities like synchronized swimming, underwater hockey, and aquatic fitness classes. It functions as a local hub where residents develop their swimming abilities and engage with their community through water sports.
The facility is located near Montgallet Metro station on line 8, making it easily accessible by public transport. Opening hours vary throughout the week, with some evenings offering extended access until around 22:00.
The facility features an outdoor sunbathing area where visitors can relax in the open air on warmer days. The pool also uses a locker deposit system where visitors leave a coin to secure their locker, a common practice at many Parisian pools.
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