Table Of Contents
- Cavalieri Grand Spa Club – North Rome
- Vigor Sporting Center – North Rome
- Aquaniene – North Rome
- Sporting Club Ostiense
- Arca Piscine – South Rome
- Appio Claudio Tennis Club – South Rome
- MagicSplash – Valmontone
- Cinepiscina – Cinecittà World
- TSG Sporting Club – South Rome
- Pool Magnolie – South Rome
- Circolo Sportivo Villa De Sanctis – Centocelle
- Giardini Penelope – Castelli Romani
- Cardo Piscina – EUR
- Palmieri – Ardeatina Pool
- Sporting Club Paradise – Capannelle
- Park Hotel Villa Grazioli
With the arrival of the heat, you really just want to take a dip in the water. If you don’t feel like traveling far to reach the sea, there are many outdoor pools in the city where you can relax.
What are the nicest summer pools to visit in the city? Here’s our selection for a day in the cool.
Cavalieri Grand Spa Club – North Rome
The elegant Hotel Cavalieri is located in the Balduina area. The outdoor pool, spa, and gym are open to both hotel guests and Rome residents. The location is truly unique, offering a wonderful view of the capital.
Daily admission for adults is €80 from Monday to Friday and €190 on weekends ( the price includes a towel, lounge chair, and umbrella). It’s also a great spot to keep in mind for celebrating a special occasion. Reservations are generally not required. Info: +39 06 3509 2950.
Where: Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101, 00136 Rome.
Vigor Sporting Center – North Rome
Vigor Sporting Center offers two outdoor pools, green areas, lounge chairs, and a kiosk-bar that’s always open when the pool is open. Ideal for those who love to swim or relax at one of the most well-equipped pools in the area. Affordable rates and afternoon admission available. It can get a bit crowded on weekends, but the spacious layout still makes it a super appealing summer destination.
Prices: €10 per day for adults and €6 for children Monday through Friday; €13 for adults and €8 for children on Saturdays and Sundays. Open from May 30, 2026.
Where: Via Grotta di Gregna 100, 00155, Rome.
Aquaniene – North Rome
In the Parioli neighborhood, the Aquaniene sports club’s Olympic-sized summer pool has reopened. Hours are: Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Sundays and holidays from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Where: Viale della Moschea, 130, 00197 Rome.
Sporting Club Ostiense
The Sporting Club’s summer pool is semi-Olympic in size and surrounded by a 5,000-square-meter wooded park. It is open until September 1 and offers two admission options: 3 hours or all day, with prices ranging from €9 to €18 for adults and €6 to €12 for children (prices vary depending on the day and duration). The price includes a lounge chair and umbrella. The on-site parking lot has over 1,500 spaces. Hours: Monday through Sunday, from 8:30 a.m. until sunset, including holidays. For more information: 392 4689914.
Where: Via del Mare 128, 00144 Rome.
Arca Piscine – South Rome
In the Tuscolano neighborhood, you’ll find the large Circolo Arca: padel courts, soccer fields, a skating rink, a pizzeria, and outdoor pools. The facility is surrounded by greenery with umbrellas, lounge chairs, and tree-lined areas. There is also a snack bar where you can grab a bite to eat. The two pools for adults and children are open from 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM. Prices range from €5 to €20, with special offers for children and adults.
Where: Via Degli Angeli 146, 00175 Rome.
Appio Claudio Tennis Club – South Rome
The summer pool has reopened at the beautiful Tennis Club nestled in Parco degli Acquedotti. Rates depend on the time slot, starting at €12.
Where: Viale Appio Claudio, 115, 00178 Rome.
MagicSplash – Valmontone
This summer, Romans can head to the Caribbean without having to catch a plane. At the Valmontone amusement park, they’ve built a 40,000-square-meter tropical island with lush vegetation, over 16,000 tropical plants and palm trees, and a 10,000-square-meter beach created with 5,000 tons of pristine white sand.
Tickets starting at €14.90!
Where: Via della Pace, 00038 Valmontone.
Cinepiscina – Cinecittà World
Italy’s first movie-themed pool has reopened at Aqua World, the water park at Cinecittà World. This cinema-themed area of the Rome amusement park features 5 attractions, including a large 1,700-square-meter movie pool (the Cinepiscina). The summer area offers lounge chairs, umbrellas, and a large screen where movies are shown. Tickets starting at €15.
Where: Via Irina Alberti, 00128 Rome.
TSG Sporting Club – South Rome
The TSG Sporting Club is one of Rome’s most well-maintained and welcoming summer pools. Surrounded by greenery and perfect for those seeking relaxation without giving up on sports, it offers comfortable lounge chairs, umbrellas, and a peaceful setting that comes alive during events. The water is crystal clear and the atmosphere is friendly. There’s also a bar for a quick snack. Ideal for those looking for a pool in Rome where they can feel pampered. Rates depend on the services you choose (deck chair, umbrella, etc.) and the location of the lounger.
Where: Lungotevere Dante, 311, 00146 Rome.
Pool Magnolie – South Rome
Among Rome’s outdoor pools, this one is a true gem. Pool Magnolie is located in the greenery of the Appia Antica Park, between EUR and Ardeatino. The summer pool is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or taking part in water aerobics classes. There’s also a restaurant where you can stop for lunch.
Where: Via Evodia, 10, 00178 Rome.
Circolo Sportivo Villa De Sanctis – Centocelle
In the heart of Villa De Sanctis Park, this Roman pool is the right choice for those seeking tranquility and affordable rates. A half-day pass, including a full-size lounge chair, costs €10 for adults and €5 for children. A full day (weekdays) costs €18 or €20 (Saturdays and holidays). A beautiful space surrounded by greenery, a bar, and many other sports facilities such as tennis, padel, and soccer. The atmosphere is friendly and the facilities are well-maintained.
Where: Via dei Gordiani 5, 00177, Rome.
Giardini Penelope – Castelli Romani
If you want to treat yourself to a special day away from the crowds, Giardini Penelope in the Castelli Romani is the perfect spot. Lagoon-style pools with seawater, meticulously manicured gardens, and a glossy magazine vibe. This beautiful resort, housed in an 18th-century farmhouse, also offers a day pass with a wellness kit that includes: use of the pools, solarium, lounge chairs, Finnish bio-sauna, and a wellness kit. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cost: €40. You can add a light lunch or a massage. A chic and relaxing retreat for those seeking a summer pool near Rome with a touch of luxury and no crowds.
Where: Via delle Pantanelle, 3, 00043 Ciampino.
Cardo Piscina – EUR
Cardo Roma is a new lifestyle hotel in the EUR district, surrounded by greenery and designed for both stays and social gatherings. It offers 267 rooms and 57 suites with modern design, featuring a restaurant serving traditional Roman dishes (amatriciana, carbonara, gricia, cacio e pepe) and a bar with local wines and cocktails.
The Spectio Pool Bar, located by the pool, serves both traditional and healthy cocktails and snacks. The pool is open to guests and visitors (10 a.m.–7 p.m.), with prices ranging from €35 to €50 per person depending on the day and the option chosen (half-day or full-day; reservations at 3351387270).
The Olea Wellness & Spa, which opened in August 2024, offers treatments inspired by Roman thermal baths. The hotel also organizes activities such as yoga, DJ sets, cooking workshops, and cocktail classes, creating an ideal setting for wellness and social experiences.
Where: Viale del Pattinaggio 100, Rome.
Palmieri – Ardeatina Pool
The pool at the Palmieri restaurant is located in the Ardeatina area and offers a chance to relax in the city surrounded by greenery. There are two pools: a larger one and a smaller one where you can stay cool while enjoying a cocktail. In fact, the staff frequently walks among the lounge chairs to take orders, both for lunch and for aperitifs. For lunch, you can choose to eat in the restaurant, which also offers seafood dishes, or in the garden (in this case, only sandwiches are available). One thing we appreciated is that you can also order sandwiches made with gluten-free bread.
Cost: full day €25, half day €15.
Where: Via di Grotta Perfetta, 555/A.
Sporting Club Paradise – Capannelle
The pool is a 25-meter semi-Olympic-sized pool with variable depths (1.20–2.20 meters), 6 lanes, and a temperature of about 28°C. It is designed for both swimming and relaxation: there are umbrellas and lounge chairs by the pool, along with two large indoor parking lots. It is a facility surrounded by greenery, suitable for those seeking relaxation alone or with friends, as well as for families with children. The pool is open daily from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. You can also enjoy the club’s dining areas and bar.
Where: Via delle Capannelle 134.
Park Hotel Villa Grazioli
The Park Hotel Villa Grazioli is located in Grottaferrata, in the heart of the Castelli Romani. It is about 20 km from the center of Rome, making it a perfect and easily accessible destination (in about 30 minutes) for those seeking an escape from the city. As for the pool, it is scheduled to reopen in June. It’s not just a place to swim, but is described as a true “quiet retreat” nestled in the park’s greenery: an ideal setting to slow down, enjoy nature, and experience summer in the spirit of tranquility and absolute relaxation.
