Table Of Contents
- Cavalieri Grand Spa Club – North Rome
- Vigor Sporting Center-North Rome.
- Aquaniene – North Rome.
- Sporting Club Ostiense
- Arca Piscine – Roma Sud
- Appio Claudio Tennis Club – South Rome
- MagicSplash – Valmontone
- Cinepiscina– Cinecittà World
- TSG Sporting Club – Roma Sud
- Pool Magnolie – South Rome
- Circolo Sportivo Villa De Sanctis – Centocelle.
- Penelope Gardens– Castelli Romani
With the arrival of warm weather comes a real desire to dive into the water. If you don’t feel like going a long way to the sea, there are many outdoor pools in the city where you can relax.
What are the nicest summer pools to go to in the city? Here’s our selection for a cool weekend getaway.
Cavalieri Grand Spa Club – North Rome
In the Balduina area is the elegant Hotel Cavalieri. The outdoor pool, spa and gym are open to both hotel guests and Rome residents. The location is truly unique with wonderful views of the capital.
Daily admission for adults, Monday through Friday, costs €80, weekend €150 (price includes towel, sunbed and umbrella). A destination to keep in mind also for celebrating a special occasion. Generally, no reservations need to be made.
Where: Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101, 00136 Rome.
Vigor Sporting Center-North Rome.
Vigor Sporting Center offers two outdoor pools, green areas, loungers and an always-open kiosk-bar if the pool is open. Ideal for those who like to swim or relax in one of the most complete pools in the area. Affordable rates and afternoon admission available. Some crowding on weekends, but the breadth of spaces still makes it a super attractive summer destination.
Rates: daily €10 for adults and €5 for children Monday through Friday, €12 for adults and €8 for children on Saturday and Sunday. For members, rates are more advantageous.
Where: Via Grotta di Gregna 100, 00155, Rome.
Aquaniene – North Rome.
In the Parioli district, the Aquaniene sports club’s summer Olympic swimming 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: 130 Viale della Moschea, 00197 Rome.
Sporting Club Ostiense
The Sporting Club’s summer pool is semi-Olympic and surrounded by a 5,000-square-meter tree-lined park. It is open until September 1 and offers two entry options: 3 hours or the whole day, with prices varying for adults from €8 to €17 and for children from €5 to €12 (prices vary by day and duration). Included in the price are sunbed and umbrella. The indoor parking lot has more than 1,500 spaces. Hours: Monday through Sunday, 8:30 a.m. until sunset, including holidays. For more information: 392 4689914.
Where: 128 Via del Mare, 00144 Rome.
Arca Piscine – Roma Sud
In the Tuscolano district we find the large Circolo Arca: padel courts, soccer, skating, pinsery and outdoor swimming pools. The facility is surrounded by greenery with umbrellas, sunbeds and tree-lined areas. There is also a kiosk equipped for a bite to eat. The two pools for adults and children are open from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Prices range from €7 to €17, with special offers for children and adults.
Where: 146 Via Degli Angeli, 00175 Rome.
Appio Claudio Tennis Club – South Rome
At the beautiful Tennis Club nestled in the Parco degli Acquedotti, the summer pool has reopened. The fee depends on the time slot, from €7 and up.
Where: Viale Appio Claudio, 115, 00178 Rome.
MagicSplash – Valmontone
This summer Romans can go to the Caribbean without having to take a plane. At the Valmontone amusement park, they have built a 40,000-square-meter tropical island with lush vegetation, more than 16,000 tropical plants and palm trees, and 10,000 square meters of beach created with 5,000 tons of the whitest sand.
Tickets from €14.90!
Where: Via della Pace, 00038 Valmontone.
Cinepiscina– Cinecittà World
Italy’s first movie pool has reopened at Aqua World, the water park at Cinecittà World. This cinema-themed area of the Rome amusement park has five attractions, including a large movie pool (the Cinepiscina) of 1,700 square meters. In the summer area there are sunbeds, umbrellas and a large screen where they broadcast movies. Tickets from 15 €.
Where: Via Irina Alberti, 00128 Rome.
TSG Sporting Club – Roma Sud
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 sports, it offers comfortable sunbeds, umbrellas and a peaceful environment that comes alive during events. The water is really clear and the atmosphere familiar. There is 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, …) and the location of the lounger.
Where: Lungotevere Dante, 311, 00146 Rome.
Pool Magnolie – South Rome
Among Rome’s outdoor pools, this is a real 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 participating in water aerobics classes. There is also a restaurant to 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 swimming pool is the right choice for those seeking tranquility and affordable rates. A half-day shift, with full sunbed, has a rate of €10 for adults and €5 for children. Full day (weekdays) costs 18 € or 20 € (Saturdays and holidays). A nice space surrounded by greenery, a bar and many other sports facilities such as tennis, padel and soccer. The environment is friendly and the facilities well-maintained.
Where: Via dei Gordiani 5, 00177, Rome.
Penelope Gardens– 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 place. Seawater lagoon pools, manicured gardens and a glossy magazine atmosphere. In fact, this beautiful resort built in a 1700s farmhouse also offers daily admission with a wellness kit that includes: use of the pools, solarium, loungers, Finnish bio-sauna and wellness kit. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cost: €40. A light lunch or massage can be added. A chic and relaxing retreat for those looking for a summer pool near Rome with a luxury touch and no resorts.
Where: Via delle Pantanelle, 3, 00043 Ciampino.