Bathing places in Wroclaw

As the largest city in the region, Wroclaw offers a rich selection of swimming pools and places for water recreation. There are both modern swimming pools and natural bathing places surrounded by greenery.

1. Orbita Swimming Pool (Wejherowska Street) – a modern sports complex, offers both open and indoor pools, well suited for sports and recreational swimming.
2. Aquapark Wroclaw (Borowska Street) – one of the largest aquaparks in Poland, ideal for families with children and lovers of water attractions. Numerous slides, thermal pools and a SPA zone make this place popular all year round.
3. Glinianki (Kosmonautów Street) – a natural swimming area that attracts lovers of swimming, diving and relaxing on the beach. Here you can find water equipment rentals and food and beverage areas.
4. Morskie Oko (Chopina Street) – a popular swimming area with a large beach, beach volleyball court and recreational facilities. An ideal place for summer relaxation.
5. Königsberg bathing area – a natural bathing area on the western outskirts of the city, which is popular with residents of the surrounding neighborhoods.
6. Urban beaches along the Oder River – Urban beaches such as those by the Millennium Bridge, ZaZoo Beach Bar and Old Oder Beach Bar are also becoming increasingly popular. These are great places to relax with a drink, overlooking the river.

Bathing places near Wroclaw

Wroclaw is surrounded by numerous bodies of water that offer great opportunities for relaxing by the water. These include both former mine workings and natural lakes and ponds.

1. Paniowice bathing area (Wroclaw Mine) – a bathing area on the site of a former mine. The water here is clean, and the beach is well-maintained and family-friendly.
2. Mietkowskie Lake – the largest body of water in Lower Silesia, perfect for water sports, including windsurfing and sailing. The beach is spacious, and there are numerous resorts around.
3. Pęgowo swimming pool – a small body of water with clean water, surrounded by greenery. A great choice for those looking for peace and quiet.
4. Błękitna Laguna (Siechnice) – attracts crowds of residents of Wroclaw and surrounding areas during the holiday season. There is a guarded bathing area, a beach and food and beverage outlets.

Baths and beaches in further parts of Lower Silesia

For those who want to go a bit further afield, Lower Silesia offers many charming places where you can spend hot days by the water surrounded by beautiful nature.

1. Bielawskie Lake – a body of water located in Bielawa, at the foot of the Owl Mountains. It offers a wide beach, water equipment rentals and excellent conditions for water sports such as windsurfing and kayaking. There are numerous walking and biking paths nearby, as well as a pier with a vantage point.

2. Lagoon in Stare Bogaczowice (near Walbrzych) – a picturesque reservoir surrounded by forests, ideal for those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

3. Zlotnickie Lake (Zloty Potok) – a beautiful body of water with beaches and resorts. A popular place for kayaking and fishing enthusiasts.
4. Northern Swimming Pool (Legnica) – a large, well-developed recreational area with a beach and a beach volleyball court.
5. The swimming pool in Stara Morava – a lake with crystal clear water, ideal for families with children. Nearby are hiking trails leading to the Bialskie Mountains.
6. Recreation center in Bialy Kosciel (near Strzelin) – a place created for those seeking peace and contact with nature. It offers accommodation, water equipment rental and restaurants.
7. Radkov Lagoon – a charming reservoir in the Table Mountains, ideal for a family picnic and swimming in the clear water.
8. Bystrzyckie Lake (Zagórze Śląskie) – located in a picturesque valley, surrounded by mountains. Here you can use water bicycles, kayaks and boat rentals.

Lower Silesia is a true paradise for lovers of water recreation. Whether you’re looking for a city beach, a charming lake or an active holiday on a large body of water, the region offers plenty of options for summer relaxation. Be sure to visit these places and enjoy the natural beauties that Lower Silesia has to offer!