Ample Room for Schools and Clubs at Plärrerbad
The Augsburg Plarrer Bath and Schwimmschulstraße pool are popular venues for school and club sports, but their availability for public use varies during the non-summer months.
The Augsburg Plarrer Bath, boasting a Main Pool that measures 25 meters by 12.5 meters with both shallow and deep-water areas, also includes a Teaching Pool that is 12.5 meters by 7.5 meters. The Main Pool features 5 starting blocks and lanes, and a diving board is available with a 1-meter board and a 3-meter platform. However, the Plarrer Bath is not available for public use during the summer, and it is closed for the entire summer.
The Plarrer Bath is reserved for school sports from 8 AM to 5 PM, but it is also closed for public use in the evenings, early mornings, and on weekends. On the other hand, the indoor pool at Schwimmschulstraße is used by sports clubs for training outside of school hours.
Training hours for sports clubs and schools at both the Plarrer Bath and Schwimmschulstraße pool during the non-summer months typically follow a schedule set by the local sports and city authorities. Common time slots for training sessions at the Plarrer Bath might be from around 6:30–8:30 AM and 4:00–8:00 PM during weekdays, while at Schwimmschulstraße pool, training hours are usually reserved in the morning and late afternoon/evening on weekdays, with possible extra sessions on weekends depending on demand.
Exact hours can vary from season to season and depend on arrangements made with the sports clubs and schools. It is best to check directly with the Augsburg swimming pool administration or the city sports office for the precise training schedules for the current non-summer period.
The Plarrer Bath will reopen for school and club sports on September 9, after being closed for the entire summer. For those interested in using the pools for recreational purposes, it is advisable to check the updated schedules and public opening hours for the upcoming season.
The Augsburg Plarrer Bath, which includes a Main Pool suitable for hockey, featuring 5 starting blocks and a 1-meter diving board, is mainly reserved for school sports and closed to the public during the summer and evenings, early mornings, and weekends. On the contrary, hockey enthusiasts might find opportunities at the indoor pool at Schwimmschulstraße, as it is often used by sports clubs for training outside of school hours during the non-summer months.
