Hallenbad Bad Segeberg shines after 16 million euros in renovation!

Hallenbad Bad Segeberg shines after 16 million euros in renovation!

On Friday, June 27, 2025, the time had finally come: The indoor pool in Bad Segeberg opened its doors after an impressive renovation duration of four years. The joy was great, not only among the guests present, but also among the many students from Bad Segeberg and the surrounding area, who had been waiting for the reopening of the popular swimming pool. NDR reports that ... The urgently needed swimming lessons was long to be closed by closing the indoor pool, as schools forced it, because schools were to avoid smaller swimming pools in the surrounding area.

The extensive renovation work cost 16 million euros, which was significantly above the original estimates of 9 million euros. In addition, the reopening was delayed by one and a half years, which also contributed to the new offers in the indoor pool.

innovations and equipment

What can visit visitors in the indoor pool? The list of innovations could not be more exciting. Particularly noteworthy is the parkour system above the water that combines adventure and sports. In the non-swimmer area, the smaller ones can look forward to massage jets, while the steam bath was redesigned and provided with eucalyptus aroma, which ensures a pleasant feel-good atmosphere. Aqua Fun Bad Segeberg provides further details ...

The indoor pool offers a sports pool with 25 meters and four lanes for the competition swimmers. For the families there is a separate non-swimmer pool and a parent-child area with a small slide. If you want to relax after the exercises, you can make yourself comfortable on the gallery with beach loungers or relax with a small snack in the swim bite. Furthermore, a one-meter jumping board, starting blocks and various courses are available.

closure and possible uses

Before the closure, the bathroom was an important point of contact, not only for schools, but also for the entire population. Since the local schools were heavily dependent on the indoor pool, the great interest in reuse is now evident. All 14 schools from Bad Segeberg and the surrounding area have stated that they now want to use the bathroom for swimming lessons. This not only ensures the training of the students, but also kept a piece of regional history alive.