Swimming in open-air pools has come to an end.
The Stadtwerk, the local utility company responsible for managing Regensburg's swimming facilities, has announced some changes to the operating schedule of the Westbad and Wöhrd Bath.
Starting this weekend, the Wöhrd Bath will be open for swimming today but will be closed on Saturday. On Saturday, only dog swimming will be allowed at the Wöhrd Bath. The Stadtwerk announced the closure for Saturday in a press release, citing routine maintenance as the reason.
Meanwhile, the Westbad's outdoor pool will be closed from Tuesday, but the outdoor springboard pool will remain open until approximately September 29. The exact end date for the Westbad's outdoor pool season is not specified in the article. However, it's worth noting that the outdoor springboard pool will continue to operate beyond Monday.
The Stadtwerk has not announced any changes to the Westbad's outdoor pool schedule for Tuesday. As for the indoor pools at the Westbad, no information regarding their opening and closing schedule is provided in the article.
Regarding the 2025 outdoor pool season, no specific dates have been announced for either the Westbad or the Wöhrd Bath. However, it's known that the Geibeltbad Pirna will presumably end its outdoor swimming season on September 29, 2025.
It's also important to note that no information about any special events or activities at the Wöhrd Bath or Westbad is provided in the article.
For those looking to enjoy a swim this weekend, the Wöhrd Bath will reopen on Sunday, while the Westbad's outdoor pool will be open until Tuesday. As always, it's recommended to check the Stadtwerk's official website or social media channels for the most up-to-date information.
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