8 of Our Favorite Indoor and Outdoor Pools in Luxembourg

Esch-sur-Alzette

This pool is located right next to the beautiful Parc Laval, and it’s not too far from the city center of Esch either. There are actually several pools here—a large main pool, an outdoor pool, a wading pool for the youngest swimmers, and a pool with a large water slide! The main pool (which is indoors) has a diving board, and the outdoor pool (which is by a playground) has water jets and whirlpools. Click here for a list of opening hours—they vary by day! Entry is varies according to time spent at the pool and the age of the visitor. You can find the complete price list here.

Bettembourg

Stop by Centre de Natation An der Schwemm for a waterfall, a paddling pool, and the 40-meter “Black Hole” slide complete with sound effects and strobe lights! There’s also saunas, a terrace and a juice bar. This pool is indoors and can be great when it’s just too hot outside. Entry is €4.50 for adults and €2.50 for children (per 1.5 hours…full price list here). You can make a reservation up to one week in advance! One more thing to keep in mind: wearing shorts (American-style swim trunks) is forbidden. Click here for a list of opening hours!

Differdange

AquaSud in Differdange contains an outdoor are, an indoor area and a fitness center! In total, there are 9 different pools, so you’re sure to have some fun! Opening hours are from 9am until 9pm Monday through Friday, and 9am until 7pm on Saturday and Sunday. On the weekends you can book your place in advance (on a hot weekend, we highly recommend it)—tickets are €5.50 for adults and €4.40 for people over 65 or under 16. And entry for children under 4 is free! Swim shorts and Bermuda shorts are prohibited here as well.

Troisvierges

Head up to the very north part of the country for Troisvierges’s pools—for a great outdoor swim! The pool was renovated in 2016 and is Troisvierges’s largest pool. It’s got water slides, separate pools for young children, a snack bar and lots of green areas to relax in! Entry is €4 for adults, €3 for children ages 13-18, and €2 for children ages 4-12. The pool is open every day from 10am-7pm (weather dependent).

Mersch

Krounebierg is an aquatic center in Mersch that not only has an indoor pool, but also has a bistro and a wellness center! The pool is equipped with a water slide, a whirlpool, diving boards, and water games, and the center itself also has a massage bench and a solarium. There’s also a separate pool for those who don’t want to swim and would rather float around! Click here for opening hours. Prices are determined by age and amount of time spent in the pool, and they range from €3 to €6. Click here for the specific rates!

Schifflange

This indoor pool is located in Schifflange’s sports center, so it’s perfect for cooling off after a workout (or for the workout itself!). You can also enroll your child in swim lessons here too! This pool is mainly meant for swimming, but there’s also a small paddling pool close by. ‘you can also visit the nearby sauna and steam bath! Click here for opening hours.

Grevenmacher

Grevenmacher’s pool is outdoors and complete with a diving board, a water slide, and designated lanes for swimming laps. It’s also got an open-air bath and free sunscreen! Entry is €7 for adults and €4 for children and students. The pool is open every day between June 1st and July 31st from 10am until 8pm and during the other months between May & September from 10am until 7:30pm.

Diekirch

The last pool on our list is in the historic town of Diekirch, and it’s a great way to cool off after a day of exploring! You can take a dip in the main pool, the non-swimming pool, or the plunge pool. All of them are indoors, and the main pool also has a diving board! Or, if swimming isn’t really your thing, you can unwind in the sauna and spa. The pool also offers a lot of free activities for kids outside during the summer months! Opening hours vary by day; click here for more information! Entry is €3 for adults and €1.50 for children.

Check out a longer list of pools here!

Let us know your favorite pools in the comments and we’ll add them to the list! In the meantime, happy swimming!