Arheilger Mühlchen, Bathing lake and cultural monument in Darmstadt, Germany.
The Arheilger Mühlchen is a bathing lake and cultural monument in Darmstadt with distinct sections for different needs. A shallow zone provides space for small children and families, while deeper sections and diving boards serve more experienced swimmers.
The bathing lake developed from a former mill site and became an important location for the community over the decades. After facing closure, the site was saved through local engagement and now continues under new stewardship.
The site serves as a gathering place where locals meet for swimming, picnicking, and socializing throughout the seasons. Different sections of the water support various activities that weave into the everyday rhythm of the community.
The site has changing areas, showers, lockers, and toilets for visitors to use. A kiosk on the grounds offers drinks and light food options.
The water is treated without chlorine, making it an ecological alternative to traditional pools. Visitors appreciate this nature-based swimming experience in the region.
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