Freibad Allenmoos, Public swimming complex in Unterstrass, Switzerland
Freibad Allenmoos is a public swimming complex in Unterstrass with three separate pools designed for different users and skill levels. The facility includes a 50-meter main pool, a shallow non-swimmer area, a children's section with a 72-meter slide, diving boards, and beach volleyball courts.
The facility was designated as a Class A Swiss cultural property of national importance, acknowledging its architectural and social value. This recognition reflects its contributions to the built environment and community life in Switzerland.
The space shifts with the seasons, becoming a gathering place where residents play giant chess and table tennis during colder months. This shows how the location serves as more than just a summer pool, functioning as a year-round hub for neighborhood activities.
The complex operates seasonally from May through September and provides changing facilities and a self-service restaurant on site. Visitors will find shaded areas to rest and straightforward access to all the different pools and activities.
The site features three distinct diving boards, a feature less common in Swiss public pools and appealing to diving enthusiasts. This specialized equipment has long set the place apart for athletes seeking to practice their diving skills.
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