Alster-Schwimmhalle, Indoor swimming pool in Hohenfelde, Germany.
Alster-Schwimmhalle is an indoor swimming facility in Hamburg-Nord with separate areas designed for training and recreation. The complex contains multiple pools, saunas, steam rooms, fitness studios, and massage services under one roof.
This facility was constructed in the 1970s as a sports complex for Hamburg. Its distinctive design quickly made it a landmark in the city's sports infrastructure.
The swimming complex serves as both a recreational center and a competition venue, bringing together athletes and local residents throughout the Hamburg region.
The facility is accessible by public transport with parking available on-site. Visitor times and pool schedules may vary depending on training sessions or events.
The roof features two curved shell structures that resemble wings when viewed from above. This unusual architectural design makes the building instantly recognizable in the Hamburg cityscape.
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