Bergische Sonne, Former leisure pool complex in Wuppertal, Germany.
Bergische Sonne was a leisure pool complex in Wuppertal with multiple indoor and outdoor pools, sauna areas, and water attractions designed for visitors of all ages. The facility combined swimming areas with relaxation zones and play spaces in a single location.
The facility opened in 1992 and became a popular destination for leisure activities over the following decades. In 2012, it closed as the city decided to clear the site for new development projects.
The facility served as a social hub where Wuppertal residents gathered, and many learned to swim or spent leisure time with family. It shaped how people in the city thought about recreation and community time together.
The facility was centrally located within Wuppertal and easy to reach for city residents. Visitors should know that the entire complex was demolished in 2021, and the site now serves a different purpose.
The complex featured two notably named water slides called Black Hole and Blue Line that drew visitors seeking thrilling rides. Additionally, it offered a wave pool and a rock cave simulation, features that set it apart from typical swimming facilities.
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