Biel lido, Outdoor swimming pool in Nidau, Switzerland.
Biel lido stretches along Lake Biel's shoreline and combines multiple swimming pools with spacious sunbathing lawns and changing facilities. The modern design creates an open space that blends naturally into the lake landscape.
The facility was built in 1932 according to designs by architect Maurus Schifferli and quickly became an important recreation spot for the region. The complex represents an early example of modern architecture developed for Swiss lakeshores.
The lido holds the designation of Class A Swiss cultural property of national significance, demonstrating its importance in Switzerland's architectural heritage.
The facility is typically open during summer months and offers direct access from the lake shore. Visitors should plan for sun, water, and open spaces, so sun protection and appropriate swim clothing are recommended.
The facility recorded over 57,000 individual day entries during the 2024 season, with 1,357 seasonal passes sold to regular patrons.
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