Discover your favorite Instagram spots gathered on one page, from exceptional locations to unusual atmospheres
Stadtbad Neukölln, Berlin, Germany
Opened in 1914 by architect Reinhold Kiehl, Stadtbad Neukölln combines neoclassical columns, mosaics, and the atmosphere of ancient baths. Renovated in 2009, this Berlin gem remains a haven of relaxation today, where heritage and well-being meet.
Saltwater pool, Arribas Sintra Hotel, Portugal
In Sintra, Portugal, the Arribas Hotel pool stands out as one of the largest saltwater pools in Europe. Situated facing Praia Grande, one of the region's most beautiful beaches, it offers swimmers a breathtaking view of the Atlantic. An ideal place to combine relaxation and natural spectacle.
Photo: @Tripadvisor
Beverly Whitfield Ocean Pool, Shellharbour, Australia
Facing the Pacific Ocean, the Beverley Whitfield Ocean Pool offers a 50-meter saltwater pool set in a spectacular natural landscape. Dug out in the mid-20th century by the residents of Shellharbour to make swimming safer, it was renamed in 2000 in honor of Olympic swimmer Beverley Whitfield. Nestled at the foot of the rocks, this iconic pool invites you to either swim laps or gaze at the horizon, in a peaceful atmosphere carried by the rhythm of the waves.
Photo: @gethanbrookesimages
Gruebi Panoramic Pool, Adelboden, Switzerland
Nestled in the heart of the mountains, the Gruebi panoramic pool offers much more than just a swim: a complete immersion in a postcard setting. With its 50-meter length, this outdoor pool offers swimmers a breathtaking view of the Adelboden valley. An extraordinary place, where sport and contemplation meet in a breathtaking natural setting.
Photo: @swissactivities
Bronte Rock Pool, New South Wales, Australia
Carved into the rock in 1887, Bronte Rock Pool is one of the earliest of its kind in Australia. This iconic pool overlooks the ocean and saw the birth, in 1921, of the very first winter swimming club: the Bronte Splashers. A place steeped in history, with a spectacular panorama.
Photo: @oceanrockpools
Bon-Secours Beach Sea Pool, Saint-Malo, France
Located at the foot of the ramparts of Saint-Malo, the Bon Secours pool is a seawater pool built in 1937 and renewed with the tides. Protected from the waves but open to the bay, it offers a calm swim facing the horizon, between seaside architecture and the Breton landscape.
Its iconic diving board and view of Grand Bé make it one of the most iconic places on the Saint-Malo coastline.
Photo: saintmalo.fr
Amalienbad, Vienna, Austria
Amalienbad, a true Art Deco gem in the heart of Vienna, is an iconic municipal pool. Opened between 1923 and 1926, this establishment, long considered one of the largest public baths in Europe, regained all its splendor after restoration. Its two large pools, diving boards, and sauna make it a place as elegant as it is welcoming, where heritage and relaxation meet.
Photo: @thestageisyour
Portillo Hotel Pool, Chile
In Portillo, a major Chilean ski resort, the hotel pool overlooks a magnificent landscape: the snow-capped peaks and the Inca lagoon, a majestic 4 km long lake nestled at high altitude. A suspended moment in the heart of the Andes.
photo: @zerandooatacama2
Stadtbad Neukölln, Berlin, Germany
Opened in 1914 by architect Reinhold Kiehl, Stadtbad Neukölln combines neoclassical columns, mosaics, and the atmosphere of ancient baths. Renovated in 2009, this Berlin gem remains a haven of relaxation today, where heritage and well-being meet.
Photo: @GEO
Cercle des Nageurs, Marseille, France
The Cercle des Nageurs pool in Marseille, perched above Catalans Beach, is an exceptional site. Its 50-meter outdoor Olympic pool, heated all year round, welcomes both champions and the general public. Combining a breathtaking view of the sea with top-level facilities, it symbolizes Marseille's sporting prestige.
Photo: @AkarSarren
Natural pool in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, Brittany, France
In Saint-Quay-Portrieux, the natural pool carved into granite offers a unique setting for swimming between sky and sea. Opened in 1929, this 25-meter pool is filled every day with ocean water, with the tides. An iconic site on the Breton coast.
Photo: saintquayportrieux.com
Pailleron Pool, Paris, France
Opened in 1933, this iconic Art Deco pool, designed by Lucien Pollet, stands out for its vast glass roof, its row of changing cubicles, and its period mosaics. Classified as a historic monument, it underwent a careful restoration, preserving its architectural identity while offering a complete sports facility today in the heart of Paris's 19th arrondissement.
Photo: @pailleron19
Yrjönkatu Swimming Hall, Helsinki, Finland
Opened in 1828, this architectural gem of Helsinki is Finland's oldest public pool. Its neoclassical lines, light-filled spaces, and period details make it an emblem of Nordic design and thermal heritage. After major renovation work, it reopened in early February.
Photo: @discoveringfinland
De Roubaix Pool, France
Opened in 1932, this Art Deco pool became a symbol of elegance and modernity. Closed in 1985, then transformed into a museum in 2001, it now combines light, mosaics, and history. Its silent pool retains the soul of a place where sport and art have never ceased to dialogue.
Photo: @artsinthecity
Villa Cavrois, Croix, France
The pool at Villa Cavrois in Croix embodies the elegance of 1930s modernism. Designed by Robert Mallet-Stevens as an extension of the garden, its long rectilinear pool reflects the pure lines of the house. Today, it is part of a museum complex, open to the public after a remarkable restoration.
Photo: @chris.tof.bpc
Infinity pool at Sala Khaoyai Hotel, Thailand
In the heart of Thai nature, the Sala Khaoyai Hotel infinity pool blends into the landscape of Khao Yai National Park. Surrounded by dense vegetation, it offers an exceptional panoramic view. Its sleek design combines contemporary elegance and natural materials, in perfect harmony with the environment.
Photo: salahospitality.com
Argos Hotel Pool, Cappadocia, Turkey
Located in a restored former monastery, the Argos Hotel overlooks the stunning landscapes of Cappadocia. From its outdoor pool, the view encompasses the famous fairy chimneys. Opened in 2004, the establishment combines historic heritage with contemporary comfort.
Photo: @dreamyresorts
Panoramic pool in Gruebi, Adelboden, Switzerland
Nestled in the heart of the mountains, the panoramic pool in Gruebi offers much more than just a swim: a complete immersion in a postcard setting. At 50 meters long, this outdoor pool offers swimmers a breathtaking view of the Adelboden Valley. An extraordinary place where sport and contemplation meet in a stunning natural setting.
photo: Adelboden-Lenk-Kandersteg Tourism
Bronte Rock Pool, New South Wales, Australia
Carved into the rock in 1887, the Bronte Rock Pool is one of Australia's earliest of its kind. This iconic pool overlooks the ocean and saw the birth of Australia's very first winter swimming club in 1921: the Bronte Splashers. A place steeped in history, with spectacular views.
photo: @arkan_shaif
Natural pool at Touda Ecolodge, Morocco
East of the Ait Bouguemez Valley in Morocco, the natural pool at Touda Ecolodge operates without chemicals thanks to an ecological regeneration system. From the pool, swimmers enjoy a stunning view of the High Atlas peaks, combining relaxation and contemplation.
photo: @touda.eco
Sea Point Tidal Pool, Cape Town, South Africa
In Cape Town, South Africa, the natural pool at Sea Point borders the waterfront promenade, where the Atlantic meets the Indian Ocean. Filled with seawater, it offers a spectacular swimming experience overlooking the horizon.
photo: Ekimatravel.com
Saltwater pool, Arribas Sintra Hotel, Portugal
In Sintra, Portugal, the pool at the Arribas Hotel stands out as one of Europe's largest saltwater pools. Located opposite Praia Grande, one of the region's most beautiful beaches, it offers swimmers a breathtaking view of the Atlantic. An ideal place to combine relaxation with natural spectacle.
Øbro-Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Opened in 1929, Øbro-Hallen is Denmark's oldest public swimming pool. Comprising several pools and featuring the Øbro Kurbad spa, it combines swimming and wellness in an iconic setting.
photo: @early_bird_swimmers
Krallerhof Hotel Pool, Leogang, Salzburg, Austria
Inspired by nature, the Krallerhof Hotel combines elegance, modernity, and family heritage, now in the hands of the fourth generation of the Altenbergers. Located facing the mountains of Leogang, it offers a unique setting for relaxation, with a spectacular pool that seems to invite swimmers to swim towards the Steinernes Meer.
photo: booking.com
Park Hotel Vitznau Pool, Switzerland
The pool at the Park Hotel Vitznau in Switzerland is a magnificent infinity pool heated year-round, offering a breathtaking view of Lake Lucerne. It is part of a 2,000 m² spa reserved for hotel guests, with a jacuzzi, sauna, ice cave, and La Prairie treatments. An exclusive place for complete relaxation overlooking the Alps.
photo: @parkhotelvitznau
La Casa de la Playa Hotel Pool, Mexico
Between sky and sea, a suspended waterline. The infinity pool at La Casa de la Playa offers swimmers a breathtaking view of the Riviera Maya. Here, every stroke becomes contemplation, every moment an absolute escape.
Photo: @lacasadelaplaya
Heslach Indoor Pool, Stuttgart, Germany
Opened in 1929, the Hallenbad Heslach embodies the New Objectivity style. At the time, its 50-meter pool was considered the largest in Germany. It is topped by majestic reinforced concrete arches, accentuated by light bands that highlight the architectural elegance of the place.
La Casa de la Playa Hotel Pool, Mexico
Between sky and sea, a suspended waterline. The infinity pool at La Casa de la Playa offers swimmers a breathtaking view of the Riviera Maya. Here, every stroke becomes contemplation, every moment an absolute escape.
Photo: @lacasadelaplaya
