Poland Travel [#23] - Water Parks and Pools in Poland
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High temperatures and the hot summer atmosphere make us incredibly eager to cling to water. In addition to natural bodies of water such as lakes, ponds, reservoirs, and the Baltic Sea, we can increasingly find water parks and high-class swimming pools in Poland, offering a range of additional services. A huge advantage of aquaparks is their significant resistance to seasonality. Those that are indoors operate all year round. Especially for our readers, we have prepared a list of the largest and most well-known water parks in Poland, conveniently divided by voivodeships.
DISTRIBUTION OF AQUAPARKS ON THE MAP OF POLAND
The infrastructure of water parks and swimming pools in Poland is developing rapidly and increasingly fills the country's map. It can be noticed that the highest concentration occurs in southern Poland, particularly around the Tatra Mountains, which is a natural utilization of thermal waters. Here is a list of the most frequently visited water parks in Poland:
MAŁOPOLSKA
1) Water Park in Krakow, ul. Dobrego Pasterza 126
2) Terma Bania - ul. Środkowa 181 Białka Tatrzańska
3) Bukovina Thermal Baths, ul. Sportowa 22 Bukowina Tatrzańska
4) Aqua Park Zakopane, ul. Jagiellońska 31
5) Water Park Energylandia, Al. 3 Maja 2 Zator
6) Szaflary Thermal Baths, ul. Osiedle Nowe 20 Szaflary
7) Chochołowskie Thermal Baths, Chochołów 400
LUBUSZ
1) Aqua Lublin, Al. Zygmuntowskie 4
https://www.mosir.lublin.pl/obiekty/aqua-lublin
2) SPA Nałęczów - Water Complex Atrium, ul. Grabowa 1
uzdrowisko-naleczow.pl/obiekty/kompleks-wodny-atrium
3) Chełm Water Park, ul. Lubelska 133 A Chełm
KUJAWY-POMORZE
1) Water Park in Solec Kujawski, ul. gen. Stefana Roweckiego “Grota” 3
www.osir.soleckujawski.pl/park-wodny
2) Sports and Recreation Centre Olender, ul. Toruńska 34/40 Wielka Nieszawka, Cierpice
3) Water Park in Świecie, ul. Bydgoska 1 Świecie
DOLNY SĄSK
1) Wrocław Water Park, ul. Borowska 99 Wrocław
2) Polkowice Aquapark, ul. Młyńska 4
3) Zdrój Water Park, ul. Leśna 5 Trzebnica
ŁÓDŹ
1) Aquapark Fala in Łódź, Al. Unii Lubelskiej 4 Łódź
2) Uniejów Thermal Baths, ul. Zamkowa 3/5 Uniejów
3) Aquapark Kutno, ul. Kościuszki 54
POMERANIA
1) Aquapark Sopot, ul. Zamkowa Góra 3-5 Sopot
2) Aquapark Reda, ul. Morska 5
3) Water Park Chojnice, ul. Wagnera 1
GREATER POLAND
1) Maltan Thermal Baths, ul. Termalna 1 Poznań
2) Tarnowskie Thermal Baths, ul. Nowa 54 Tarnowo Podgórne
3) Aquapark Kalisz, ul. Sportowa 10
SILESIAN
1) Nemo Water Park, Al. Róż 1 Dąbrowa Górnicza
2) Aquadrom, ul. Kłodnicka 95A Ruda Śląska
3) Tropikana Water Park, Al. Księdza Biskupa Bursche 3 Wisła
www.golebiewski.pl/wisla/tropikana
WEST POMERANIA
1) Jan Water Park, ul. Północna 14 Darłówko
2) Aquapark Panorama Morska, ul. Uzdrowiskowa 15
3) Koszalin Water Park, ul. Rolna 14
MASOVIA
1) Aquapark Wesolandia, ul. Wspólna 4 Warsaw-Wesoła
2) Warsaw Water Park Warszawianka, ul. Merliniego 4
3) Family Amusement Park Water Land, ul. Stawowa 9, Wilga
PODLASIE
1) Water Park in Hajnówka, ul. 3 Maja 50 Hajnówka
1) Nuta Water Park, ul. Prószkowska 96 Opole
LUBUSKIE
1) Aquapark in Zielona Góra, ul. Sulechowska 41
WARMIA-MASURIA
1) Aquasfera, ul. Piłsudskiego 69B Olsztyn
2) Morąska Perła, ul. Kardynała Wyszyńskiego 8 Morąg
PODKARPACKIE
1) Water Park in Sokołów Małopolski, ul. Pileckich 5
ŚWIĘTOKRZYSKIE
1) Mineral Pools Solec-Zdrój, ul. Partyzantów 18 Solec-Zdrój
2) Water Park Perła, ul. Perłowa 1 Nowiny
NOT JUST SAUNA AND POOL
Aquaparks are not just swimming pools and saunas, but a range of accompanying services such as massages and dining. Each pool tries to attract customers with its unique feature – it could be an extraordinary atmosphere, decor, swimming among fish (like in the Aquapark in Reda), and much more.
THE FUTURE LOOKS IMPRESSIVE
By the end of 2019, the largest water park in this part of Europe is set to open in the municipality of Mszczonów – the Park of Poland, which will feature 3,500 square meters of pools, 32 water slides, and 10 themed saunas over an area of 2,500 square meters. Another impressive investment is the Gdańsk Nautilus, being built near the Energa Gdańsk Stadium. It will be the largest oceanarium in Poland combined with a water park.
