The Warszawianka Water Park, located in Mokotów next to the Warszawianka Sports Club, is one of the most popular sports and recreational complexes in the capital. As one of the few facilities in the city, it boasts an Olympic-sized pool, which, in accordance with guidelines, measures 50 metres in length, 25 metres in width, and has 10 lanes. Swimming competitions and professional training take place here, but you don't have to be a professional to test your strength and improve your skills in this pool.

The Warszawianka Water Park also features a recreational pool perfect for active leisure and family fun (children up to 4 years old have free admission). There's no boredom here - various shapes, forms, and depths, along with quite fast slides, waterfalls, an artificial river, jacuzzi, and on weekends, an obstacle course. For toddlers, there's a comfortable paddling pool with a small slide, and for older children, an indoor swimming pool for learning to swim with a maximum depth of 1.4 metres. In the summer, you can swim in the outdoor pool.
The Warszawianka Water Park offers activities such as water gymnastics for seniors, aquacycling, and aqua fitness. In addition, it has a rich and functional sauna area, a Russian bath, and a snow cave. You can also treat yourself to complete relaxation during spa treatments with a massage. The facility has been attracting crowds of Varsovians and tourists for years, so it can get crowded, especially on weekends. Unfortunately, sometimes you may encounter a locker with a malfunctioning lock. Good for families, coeducational changing rooms may be less comfortable for other individuals. Nevertheless, for years, the Warszawianka Water Park has been the leader among swimming pools in Warsaw as a professional swimming facility that provides excellent entertainment and relaxation as well.

The Sports and Rehabilitation Center of the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM Sports and Rehabilitation Centre) is a modern, well-designed building: glass, steel, and plenty of greenery - climbing plants on the facade and impressive maple trees. The impressive space is filled with a sports hall, nine rooms, including a dance studio, fitness and martial arts room, massage room, bowling alley, climbing wall, restaurant, and, of course, a swimming pool that can boast as one of the best swimming pools in Warsaw. Importantly, the Sports and Rehabilitation Center of the Medical University of Warsaw is available not only to students, healthcare professionals, or athletes but to everyone.

The pool area is ideal for those who are focused solely on swimming. There are no slides, waterfalls, or geysers, which for many swimming enthusiasts will be an advantage, as there is also no chaos or noise that is an integral part of additional water attractions.

The Olympic swimming pool, with its movable floor and a mobile bridge allowing the separation of two independent pools, is a pinnacle of technology. The swimming pool is adapted to organise and broadcast international competitions but also to adjust to the needs of people with disabilities. The second, smaller training/warm up pool has 4 lanes, a depth of 1-1.35m, and a higher temperature of around 29°C. Equipment for learning is available on-site - boards, noodles, and floats. There is also a sauna zone. The facility is usually not very crowded, but some lanes may be occupied by swimming schools and athletes, similarly to other pools in Warsaw. There are female, male, and family changing rooms equipped with a changing table. The Sports and Rehabilitation Center of the Medical University of Warsaw offers excellent swimming conditions for children and adults with the highest standards of cleanliness.

Studio Sante Uzdrowisko Miejskie is a well-known place for Warsaw residents seeking relaxation. It's worth noting right away that the entry is for individuals aged 16 and older, so you won't be bringing your little ones here for water fun, but you also won't be bothered by the company of wonderful yet quite loud children. Here, you can truly unwind.

Studio Sante features an impressive sauna zone, spa treatments with comprehensive biological renewal, but also an excellent recreational pool. The latest and best methods of pool water purification are used here: vacuum electrolysis of salt, activated glass filtration, UV rays, Grandera technology, and only minimal doses of chlorine. It might sound complex, but the most important thing is the result - clean, velvety, and pearl-like water that doesn't sting the eyes, allowing you to swim with them open. There's no specific pool odour, and for sensitive individuals, there's no irritation or drying of the skin and hair.

Enjoyable music, chromotherapy, underwater massage, a cascade and counter-current, along with a saltwater pool and silicon jacuzzi. The pool at Studio Sante is ideal for pregnant women. You can also take advantage of aquacycling and aqua aerobics classes. It's an intimate pool, 17 metres in length, 6 metres in width, and 1.4 metres in depth, completely sufficient for total relaxation. If you want to break speed records, choose another swimming pool. Warsaw has something for every water enthusiast. A swim in the Studio Sante pool is like immersing yourself in a clean mountain stream, but at a much more enjoyable temperature (31°C). It's a place for individuals primarily focused on aquatic relaxation.

Wesolandia is a sports centre where many attractions await you, such as fitness classes, a gym, a tennis court, a pool hall, and, of course, a swimming pool. You can use the sports pool, which is 25 metres long and has a depth of 1.1 to 1.8 metres. For younger water enthusiasts, there is a recreational pool with a maximum depth of 1 meter, and for the smallest splashers, there is a shallow pool and plenty of joy provided by water geysers. Wesolandia also features a flowing river, underwater streams, water capes, air-water loungers, and, of course, slides for both younger and older daredevils (70 metres in length). You can make use of available tools for learning, improving, and training swimming skills, as well as water toys for children. Children up to 3 years old have free admission.

In the evenings on weekdays, aqua fitness classes take place in Wesolandia. There are also individual and group swimming lessons at all levels of proficiency for people of all ages, from infants to seniors, as well as water rescue courses by the WOPR. For sauna enthusiasts, the facility provides a Finnish sauna and a milder infrared sauna. You can also relax in the jacuzzi. An interesting organisational solution is the double changing room. Uou leave your jacket and change your shoes to flip-flops at the floor ground and finish changing upstairs. If you forget your cap or need another swimming gadget, you can purchase it at the centre's shop.
Wesolandia is a popular swimming spot, so you can expect company. We advise you to check the occupancy schedule on the website to choose a time when it's a bit less crowded.

The Inflancka centre is one of the facilities managed by the Capital Sports Center Aktyna Warsaw. In addition to swimming pools, the centre also houses a fitness room, a gym, and a beach volleyball court. A recent modernisation has significantly raised the facility's standards, making it more accessible to people with disabilities. During the summer season, you can use the renovated outdoor pool complex, offering activities in the open air. It's a great option for spending an active summer with the whole family, by the water, and right in the centre of Warsaw. Note! You won't be the only one with this fantastic idea on a good weather day. Expect big crowds.

The Inflancka Centre made it into our ranking because, as one of the three facilities of this kind in Warsaw, it boasts an Olympic-sized swimming pool. The 10-lane pool, measuring 50 metres in length, is, in fact, the heart of the entire facility. The recreational pool connected to it is also quite spacious. Additional attractions include two water cascades and a 50-meter slide. Water classes for seniors take place in the pooland, just as aqua aerobics. Warsaw is not a cheap city, so parents will be pleased with a free admission for children up to 4 years old. After the renovation, a modern sauna area was also opened for use, including a Finnish sauna, infrared sauna, biosauna, and a Turkish bath.

The swimming pool at Ośrodek Inflancka is a good space for family activities, as well as for improving swimming skills, due to the large sports swimming pool. Warsaw has very few swimming centres like this one, making it an interesting point on the city's aquatic maps.

The Skalar swimming pool, located in the Ursus district, operates as one of the many facilities owned by the Sports and Recreation Centers of the capital city of Warsaw, providing opportunities for active leisure. At the same address, you will also find, among other things, a football field, a tennis and squash court, as well as fitness rooms.

The Skalar swimming pool features a 6-lane sports pool, a recreational pool, and a sizable paddling pool for the youngest visitors. Children up to the age of 4 enter for free. The swimming pool has everything children need for a good time in the water. The space is engaging, offering water massages, side massages, water currents, air massage beds, and slides, including a 70-meter one. The pool is prepared for games and activities, and there's even the option to organise birthday parties. This pool is suitable for little ones who prefer warmer temperatures. The water in the recreational area and the paddling pool is warmer than in other swimming pools in Warsaw, ranging from 32°C to 34°C. The water is ozonated. Adults, on the other hand, might appreciate the sauna area (dry, steam, infrared, and even salt) with sauna sessions on selected days, icefall, and an icy plunge pool. Some people find the cool water under the showers a bit uncomfortable.

The Skalar swimming pool is clean and well-designed, with separate changing rooms for women, men, and families, as well as a cozy waiting area. Unfortunately, the facility is quite popular, with residents of Ursus (and beyond) eagerly using the pool and swimming lessons for children, so the lanes are often occupied. You can check the lane occupancy schedule on the website of each OSiR swimming pool.

Pływalnia Foka is another facility designed for the health and activity of Warsaw residents. If you live in Wola, it would be a shame not to take advantage of it. Despite its age, the swimming pool is well-maintained and clean.

The facility is simple and intuitive, making it perfect for its functions. You can swim in the 6-lane sports pool with dimensions of 25 by 12.5 metres and a depth of 1.3-1.8 metres. There are no slides or other water attractions for children and no paddling pool, but there are also no large crowds. If you enjoy an intimate atmosphere and peaceful swimming, this place is suitable for you. This doesn't mean a lack of swimming lessons. In Warsaw, there are many swimming schools, so they also occupy some lanes in this pool.

At Pływalnia Foka, you have a fairly wide selection of water activities: healthy spine, aqua stretching, and aqua senior. You can also enjoy a bubble bath in one of the two jacuzzis. In the afternoon, a small, 4-person Finnish sauna is also available. There is no shop with swimming accessories, so you need to remember to bring everything from home. A plus is the facility's affiliated free parking. Pływalnia Foka is an ideal place for those who like to swim in a quiet environment and don't need additional water gadgets to enjoy their time in the pool.

The Sports and Recreation Center of the capital city of Warsaw in the Wawer Anin district offers a variety of interesting options for healthy physical activity. Prepare for a real boost of happiness hormones. Weightlifting, ice skating, tennis, or perhaps yoga or other activities in the fitness room or the recently trendy squash? All of these are great activities, but swimming is a discipline suitable for almost everyone. Therefore, if it suits you, visit the swimming pool on V Poprzeczna Street. Aqua fitness classes, swimming lessons, and skill improvement sessions from several swimming schools, including classes in the water for infants, are organised here.
The swimming pool has a standard sports pool and a smaller recreational pool. Starting blocks allow for sports competitions, and appropriate facilities also enable people with disabilities to use the pool. There are plenty of water attractions here: geysers, hydromassage, water curtain, and an artificial river, slide, warm jacuzzi, small and larger dry sauna, and a steam sauna. The brave can try the bucket of cold water. In the summer season, you can relax on a sunbed on a 40 m2 beach. If you get hungry, a bar with quite good snacks, also warm ones, awaits you. Parking is usually not a problem either. It's a popular facility, so be prepared for a sizable group of swimming enthusiasts.

An additional advantage is the soothing view of pine trees. After a recent thorough renovation, the indoor swimming pool at OSiR Wawer Anin has become a true gem on Warsaw's water recreation map.

Outside - a multi-purpose court for handball, basketball, tennis, and mini football, and in the winter, a covered ice rink - Inside, of course, a pool, which is an interesting alternative to other, more crowded swimming pools in Warsaw.

You will find a sports pool, a recreational pool with hydromassage in an irregular shape, an artificial river, and a water umbrella. The youngest fans of aquatic adventures have a paddling pool with dimensions of 4 by 8 m waiting for them. Other attractions are the jacuzzi and a quite large tube slide - 70 m long - with an independent braking system. The OSiR swimming pool in Ochota is where water gymnastics classes for seniors, 'Senior, Fitter' are organised. Note that all classes under this programme are free. Swimming schools also come here to offer swimming lessons, which in Warsaw is a standard for most of those facilities.

Among minor inconveniences, there is a small family changing room and low water pressure in showers equipped with motion sensors. On the positive side, there is a cafe with good waffles and pancakes and a decent sauna area. In total, there are three saunas (including one aroma), equipped with an ice machine and covered with ceramic tiles, along with heated loungers. The swimming pool at OSiR in Ochota offers good infrastructure, no architectural barriers, and usually a bit more space compared to similar pools in the city.

The Sports and Recreation Center of the capital city of Warsaw in the Żoliborz district is a large complex with a diverse range of sports and recreational activities. Football and badminton fields, outdoor and traditional gym, archery ranges, a skatepark, a fitness room with a wide selection of classes, and, of course, a swimming pool are all available. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can attend 'night swimming.'
It must be admitted that the Żoliborz swimming pool looks quite impressive. There is a large sports pool, 16 by 25 m, and it's really deep, 2-2.5 m. The recreational pool with a constant depth of 1.4 m is equipped with neck hydro-massage devices, geysers, an artificial river, and a pearl bath island. There are two paddling pools. One is perfect for children's swimming lessons, quite spacious at 10 by 6 m, with a depth of 0.9 m, connected to the recreational pool by an underwater round passage. For the youngest children, there is a smaller, shallow, semi-circular paddling pool. For the braver ones, there is a long 80-meter slide with a landing area.

The biological renewal zone is quite active here. In addition to the traditional Finnish and steam saunas, there is also an infrared sauna. There is also a cooling and relaxation zone. Standard swimming lessons and aqua aerobics are available. You can arrange a massage and individual water sessions, which work well as rehabilitation after orthopaedic injuries and surgeries. The swimming pool at OSiR in Żoliborz is an interesting and diverse pool facility, so everyone will find something for themselves. And after a healthy dose of exercise, you can treat yourself to a pizza at the local pizzeria.

Polonez Swimming Pool shares its address with a year-round soccer hall, a gymnastics hall, and a fitness room, all part of the OSiR activities in Targówek. Various infrastructure upgrades are regularly carried out in the facility to ensure adequate comfort for swimming enthusiasts. There are facilities for people with disabilities. A plus is also the free parking for pool users and a quite spacious grandstand for 124 people.

At your disposal, there's a sports pool with wide lanes and good dimensions, 25 by 16 m. However, it is quite shallow, 1.2-1.8 m, which depending on your expectations, can be a disadvantage or an advantage. Additionally, there is a recreational pool of irregular shape, a paddling pool, and four jacuzzis. As part of your visit to the pool, you can use the sauna complex. There is also a reading corner for the customers, located on the mezzanine, which is a pretty original concept. Other swimming pools in Warsaw may envy Polonez for its new multimedia slide, which is a whopping 120 m long. There are sound effects, lighting effects, touch points, and the option to measure the slide time. It's really great fun. In addition, there is a small slide for the youngest, horizontal and vertical massage stations, a water-air geyser, a curtain, and water cascades.

Swimming lessons for various age groups take place here, including individual classes for seniors and aqua aerobics. In Warsaw, 'rush hours' apply not only to traffic but also to the crowding of swimming pools. Interesting water attractions attract many swimming enthusiasts, so it can get crowded, and the changing rooms are small. Nevertheless, Polonez Swimming Pool is a perfect place for great family fun.

Włochy is a Warsaw district that, thanks to numerous investments, has been dynamically developing in recent years and is becoming an increasingly attractive place to live. If you are considering moving to Włochy and, at the same time, you are a swimming enthusiast, you might be convinced by the fact that the district has its own swimming pool operating within the framework of the OSiR m. st. Warsaw.

In addition to the pools, the centre also has a sports hall and a fitness room where quite a few activities take place, such as aerobics, spine-friendly exercises, senior gymnastics, and even boxing. The covered swimming pool in the Włochy district primarily fulfills the basic and most important function - it is a place where you can derive joy and health from swimming.

There's a decent 6-lane sports pool measuring 25 by 12.6 m, a smaller recreational pool, a paddling pool for the youngest, as well as a slide, jacuzzi, and small Finnish saunas. Basically, everything you need, including a buffet. And if your child loves aquatic games, they will surely be delighted if the birthday party takes place at the swimming pool. Warsaw appears to be a city full of enthusiastic swimmers in every district, and Italy is no exception. The pool can get crowded both in the water and in the changing rooms. A local swimming pool, even if not the largest or most modern, allows you to save a lot of time and money on commuting and is always valuable for local residents.