Swimming with Kids in Stockholm — 41 Pools & Water Parks
Updated June 30, 2026
41 swimming pools and water parks in Stockholm for families. Baby swimming from 3 months, water slides for older kids. 35 districts with opening hours and prices.
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What to Know About Swimming in Stockholm
Swedish public pools (simhallar) are municipal and affordable. Here's what visitors and expats should know:
- Affordable — Kids (7–19) typically 40–95 kr, adults 85–160 kr. Under 7 often free.
- Äventyrsbad = water park — Pools with slides, wave pools, and kids' areas. Regular simhallar have lanes and a kids' pool.
- Swim nappies mandatory — Required for all babies and toddlers not yet potty-trained.
- Bring your own towel — Most pools don't provide towels. Bring a change of clothes too.
- Card payment accepted — Almost all pools accept card/Swish. No need for cash.
- Baby swimming (babysim) — Organised sessions from 3 months old. Usually requires pre-booking.
Stockholm
5 pools
Beckomberga simhall Swimming Pool
Beckomberga simhall är Stockholms centrum för parasport
Eriksdalsbadet - Äventyrsbad Swimming Pool
The adventure pool features a slide, wild river, outdoor swimming pool, and whirlpool
GIH-badet Swimming Pool
GIH-badet erbjuder bland annat motionssimning, lek, simskola, vattengymnastik och hopp från 1-meters och 3-meters…
Nälstabadet Swimming Pool
Nälstabadet is primarily an outdoor swimming facility where the large pool is covered by a tent
Sandsborgsbadet Swimming Pool
Sandsborgsbadet är ett litet och familjärt bad nära Sandsborgs tunnelbanestation
Danderyd
2 pools
Österåker
2 pools
Botkyrka
1 pool
Bro
1 poolBromma
1 pool
Centralparken
1 pool
Farsta
1 pool
Hallstavik
1 pool
Haninge
1 pool
Huddinge
1 pool
Husby
1 pool
Huvudsta
1 pool
Hägerstensåsen
1 pool
Jordbro
1 pool
Järfälla
1 pool
Lidingö
1 pool
Nacka
1 pool
Norrtälje
1 pool
Not specified
1 pool
Rimbo
1 pool
Saltsjöbaden
1 pool
Skärholmen
1 pool
Sollentuna
1 pool
Solna
1 pool
Sundbyberg
1 pool
Södermalm
1 pool
Södertälje
1 pool
Tensta
1 pool
Tumba
1 pool
Tyresö
1 pool
Upplands Väsby
1 pool
Vallentuna
1 pool
Värmdö
1 pool
Ösmo
1 pool
Practical Tips for Swimming with Kids
What age can children start?
Baby swimming starts from around 3 months old — Västertorps Simhall is popular for the youngest thanks to warmer water (32–34°C). Water slides are usually suitable from age 4 and up. Children under 4 must have an adult in the water with them.
What to bring
Swim nappies (mandatory for babies), towel, change of clothes, snacks and a water bottle. For baby swimming — also bring an extra nappy and warm clothes for after. Most pools have hair dryers and coin-operated lockers.
Baby swimming — how it works
Babysim is an organised session where you're in the water with your child. Most courses require pre-booking and cost extra on top of admission. Västertorps Simhall, Eriksdalsbadet and Farsta Simhall are among the most popular for baby swimming.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best swimming pools for kids in Stockholm?
Stockholm has 41 swimming pools and water parks suitable for families. Popular choices include Eriksdalsbadet (water slides and kids' pool on Södermalm), Västertorps Simhall (warm water, great for babies), and Farsta Simhall (adventure pool for small children).
Where can I take my baby swimming in Stockholm?
Baby swimming (babysim) starts from around 3 months old. Västertorps Simhall is especially popular thanks to warmer water temperatures. Eriksdalsbadet and Farsta Simhall also offer baby swimming sessions. Most require pre-booking and cost extra on top of admission.
How much do swimming pools cost in Stockholm?
Municipal swimming pools in Stockholm typically cost 40–95 kr for children (7–19 years) and 85–160 kr for adults. Children under 7 are often free or reduced price. Always check current prices on each pool's website.
Which pools in Stockholm have water slides?
Water slides (vattenrutschkana) are found at the adventure pools (äventyrsbad). Eriksdalsbadet has slides, a wild river, and a whirlpool. Most slides are suitable for children from about 4 years old.
Do I need to bring towels to Swedish swimming pools?
Yes, bring your own towel — most municipal pools do not provide them. Also bring: swim nappies (mandatory for babies), a change of clothes, snacks and a water bottle. Most pools have hair dryers and coin-operated lockers.