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Vesturbæjarlaug pool
At Vesturbæjarlaug you’ll find a 25‑metre outdoor swimming pool, a children’s pool, hot tubs, a sauna, a steam bath, and a cold plunge pool, as well as outdoor changing facilities. At the front desk, visitors can purchase swimwear and refreshments, and make use of free Wi‑Fi.This neighbourhood pool is especially popular with local residents, making it a great place to relax and chat with the…
Vesturbæjarlaug
Vesturbæjarlaug is a small and friendly neighbourhood pool, located within walking distance of the city centre. The pool has an outdoor pool and children’s pool, waterslide, four hot tubs, steam bath, sauna and gym.
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