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Floridsdorfer Bad

Vienna's first indoor pool after the Second World War, built 1964 to 1967 by Friedrich Florian Grünberger around a 33⅓ m pool, and reopened on 7 October 2025 after a 15-month refit. The sauna has separate women's and men's sections with a Finnish sauna, a bio sauna on the women's side, a steam bath, an infrared cabin, a herb and eucalyptus room, a warm pool and guided Aufguss sessions.

WhatBathhouse, ViennaAustria
WhenOpen all year
Hot roomsSauna ticket 17.70 EUR for 5 hours
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CostSauna: Erwachsene (sauna, adults, 5 hours)€17.70As of Oct 2026
AccessThe swimming hall is closed to the public for swimming events on 7, 8 and 15 November and 6 and 20 December 2026. The diving tower is for schools and clubs only.14+

Getting in

Address
Franklinstraße 22, 1210 Wien

Entry, hours and rules

Entry
  • Sauna: Erwachsene (sauna, adults, 5 hours)€17.70
  • Sauna: Erwachsene ermäßigt (sauna, adults reduced)€14.40
  • Sauna: Jugendliche, born 2008 to 2011 (sauna, young people)€14.40
  • Sauna: Abendkarte (sauna evening ticket, last 2.5 hours before closing)€14.40
  • Hallenbad: Erwachsene (pool, adults, 5 hours)€8.10
  • Hallenbad: Kurzzeitkarte (pool, 2.5 hours)€6.10
  • Hallenbad: Kinder, born 2012 to 2019 (pool, children)€2.80
Hours
  • Monclosed
  • Tue13:00-21:00
  • Wed09:00-21:00
  • Thu09:00-21:00
  • Fri09:00-21:00
  • Sat08:00-19:30
  • Sun08:00-17:30
Swimwear and rules
Textile-free: the city's bath rules make the sauna area a nude area, used without swimwear, with a towel to sit and lie on. Separate women's and men's sections on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Thursday until 13:00 and Sunday until 13:00; a women's section plus a mixed section on Tuesday, Thursday afternoon and Sunday afternoon.
Children
14 and over. Sauna from age 14 (bath rules). Pool: children born 2020 or later free.
Tickets
Day ticket, no time slot
Official site
wien.gv.at
Facilities
SaunaSteam roomIndoor poolRestaurantLockersChanging roomsShowersToiletsParkingStep-free access

About Floridsdorfer Bad

Its architect also drew up the city's plan for district pools. It opened on 6 October 1967, and with little open ground around it, the building was planned with walkways around an ornamental courtyard. The 15-month refit cut its district heating use by 95 percent with a groundwater heat pump and put 1,221 m² of solar panels on the roof, and the sauna takes up two upper floors.

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