Bad Segeberg indoor swimming pool shines after a 16 million euro renovation!

Bad Segeberg indoor swimming pool shines after a 16 million euro renovation!

On Friday, June 27, 2025, the time had finally come: the indoor swimming pool in Bad Segeberg opened its doors after an impressive renovation period of four years. There was great joy, 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 popular swimming pool to reopen. NDR reports that... Due to the closure of the indoor swimming pool, the urgently needed swimming lessons were postponed for a while, as schools were forced to switch to smaller swimming pools in the surrounding area.

The extensive renovation work cost 16 million euros, which was significantly higher than the original estimate of 9 million euros. In addition, the reopening was delayed by a year and a half, which also contributed to the anticipation of the new offerings in the indoor pool.

Innovations and equipment

What can visitors expect in the indoor swimming pool? The list of innovations couldn't be more exciting. Particularly noteworthy is the parkour facility over the water, which combines adventure and sport. In the non-swimmer area, the little ones can enjoy massage jets, while the steam bath has been redesigned and has a eucalyptus aroma, which creates a pleasant feel-good atmosphere. Aqua Fun Bad Segeberg provides further details...

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

Closure and possible uses

Before the closure, the pool was an important contact point, not only for schools, but also for the entire population. Since the local schools relied heavily on the indoor swimming pool, there is now great interest in re-using it. All 14 schools from Bad Segeberg and the surrounding area have stated that they want to use the pool again for swimming lessons. This not only ensures the education of the students, but also keeps a piece of regional history alive.

In summary, it can be said that the reopening of the indoor swimming pool in Bad Segeberg was a necessity that has now fortunately been fulfilled. The renovation is not only a financial challenge, but also represents a milestone for the entire region. DGfdB mentions that... The importance of such facilities, especially in this day and age, should never be underestimated.