Natural Bath Schwalbach Am Taunus

Open only in summer, and then it becomes quite crowded. "Natural" means the pool is in the same place of a preexisting pond, or something like that. I'm not sure the water is treated. It is certainly not heated. Overall not too fancy, not too artificial, which is its charm. You can bring along your food or sample the local cuisine and treat yourself to large quantities of fried industrial fare drowned in ketchup or mayonnaise. I have once been bugged by a life guard for taking pictures of my son. So whatever you do, avert your eyes from the local cetacea, you perv.

Open nature swimming pool (May to ~Aug) with 3 sections- one for deep swim, second medium and third for small kids. As it is nature pool (no chlorinated water), after a month of opening one can find pool bottom slippery due to growth of Allegri especially in parts where sun light can easily reach. Kids pool however is kept clean. Facility has seperate areas for male and female shower, some lockers for storing things. During peak summer, sun can be harsh in open area beside pools, and almost everyone carry their private umbrella/shades. Opening timings are from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM during regular days. Opens at 8:00AM on holidays/weekend and closes at 6:00PM. Entry counter closes an hour before closing time. Regular full days ticket costs : single person 18+ = 3 Euro ( entry after 6:00 PM is 2 Euro) kids ticket 6-18 years 2 euro below 6 are free. family of upto 5 costs 8 euros. Multientry ticket, pay for 10 visit for 11 entries. Season ticket 18+ = 75 euros 6-18= 45 euros