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Vahrenwalder Bad

Wellness & spa

About

Vahrenwalder Bad is a municipal indoor pool in Hannover at Vahrenwalder Straße 100. After extensive modernisation it offers, according to the operator, a bright swimming hall that keeps its 1980s architecture, a 25 × 12.5 m swimming pool, a non-swimmer pool with a slide and a separate paddling area for the little ones.

It includes a small Finnish sauna with plunge pools indoors and outdoors, an ice machine and a rest area. The operator says the complex is step-free, and those who come by car will find free parking at the baths.

  • Small Finnish sauna with indoor and outdoor plunge pools
  • 25 × 12.5 m swimming pool (26 °C) with counter-current and massage jets
  • Non-swimmer pool (30 °C) with a slide and a paddling pool (32 °C)
  • Mixed sauna most of the week, women only on Friday and men only on Thursday morning
  • Free parking and step-free access

Opening hours

Opening hours
Sauna: Mon, Tue9:00–21:30 (mixed)
Sauna: Wed12:00–21:30 (mixed)
Sauna: Thu9:00–14:00 men, 14:00–21:30 mixed
Sauna: Fri9:00–21:30 (women)
Sauna: Sat8:00–21:30 (mixed)
Sauna: Sun9:00–18:00 (mixed)
Swimming hall: Mon6:00–18:00
Swimming hall: Tue, Thu6:00–21:30
Swimming hall: Wed12:00–17:00
Swimming hall: Fri6:00–17:00, 17:30–20:30 women's swim
Swimming hall: Sat8:00–21:30
Swimming hall: Sun9:00–18:00

Last admission is two hours before closing for the sauna and one hour before for the swimming hall. According to the sauna page, the swimming hall can be used only until 17:40 on Monday and 16:40 on Wednesday. Check for any operating restrictions before your visit.

Prices

Prices
Sauna, single ticket13.50 €
Sauna, special ratein the last 2.5 hours of sauna hours or when the swimming hall is closed12.00 €
Sauna, 5-visit cardwristband for the 5-visit card 5.00 €57.00 €
Sauna, children and pupils6.50 €
Swimming hall, adult5.00 €
Swimming hall, reduced, children and pupils3.00 €

Prices follow the municipal baths' tariff valid from the 2025 season. The operator also lists a bonus card (pay for 10 visits, the 11th is free).

Amenities according to OpenStreetMap

Only what the open data records. What is missing, we do not know.

  • Poolyes
  • Saunayes

What is not listed here is unknown to us or the operator has not said.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • A small Finnish sauna with an outdoor plunge pool
  • Sauna and pool in one complex in the city
  • Free parking at the baths
  • Sauna open most days from morning until 21:30
  • Step-free access

Things to keep in mind

  • The sauna is small, with a single Finnish cabin
  • Not mixed on Friday (women) or Thursday before 14:00 (men)
  • Closes already at 18:00 on Sunday
  • No tactile guide strips or Braille for visually impaired visitors

Who it suits and how it works

Who it suits

  • a quick sauna after work
  • swimming and sauna in one visit
  • families with small children (paddling pool)

Rules and good to know

  • According to the house rules the sauna area is textile-free; special rules apply in the rest rooms and catering area
  • Loungers may be used only with a bathrobe or a dry body-length towel; only a towel or seat pad should be taken into the sweat rooms
  • A thorough wash with soap or shower gel without swimwear is required before using the sauna
  • On Fridays 17:30–20:30 swimming is for women and girls only (and boys up to 3 years)

Getting there

The operator says the baths are centrally located and easy to reach by public transport

There is enough free parking at the baths

Contact

Address
Vahrenwalder Straße 100, 30165 Hannover
Phone
+49 511 168-44629
Email
[email protected]

Details from the operator's own site, as of 4 Nov 2026. Check them with the operator before you go: hannover.de

Data source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL licence)

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