The Neanderbad, which is open all year round, offers families and sports enthusiasts a varied visit to the indoor and leisure pools. Whether it's a fast lap down the water slide or a courageous dive from the diving board, there's no shortage of action! Those who prefer to take it easy can relax under the neck showers and massage nozzles in the adventure pool. The desired relaxation can also be found in the brine pool, on the numerous loungers or while sunbathing in the solarium. For the little ones there is a children's pool with a boat channel and a colorful mini slide. There is also a changing and sanitary area nearby. In summer, the spacious outdoor area invites you to swim in the 25-meter outdoor pool or splash around in the children's pool. The particularly sporty ones can also look forward to a match on the beach volleyball court. And after exercise, the varied snacks in the "Kliff" bistro ensure your physical well-being.
Good to know
Opening hours
Outdoor pool: May - September
Last admission: one hour before closing time.
Last admission: one hour before closing time.
Days off: Monday
General Information
Parking lots available
fitness
Bad weather offer
for any weather
for families
foreign languages
German
Hygiene and infection control measures
The current hygiene and infection protection measures of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia apply.
Arrival & Parking
Coming from the south on the L403, turn left at the traffic lights into Hochdahler Straße. Coming from the north or from the Neandertal, turn right into Hochdahler Straße. The Neanderbad and the parking lots are in the next curve.
Social Media
Price information
Price adult: 5€
Price child: €3,60
Reduced price: €3,60
Family price: €13,70
Happy hour tariff
Tue-Fri 6:30am-13:30pm
Adults EUR 4,50
Erm. 3,10 euros
Families EUR 11,70
Tue-Fri 6:30am-13:30pm
Adults EUR 4,50
Erm. 3,10 euros
Families EUR 11,70
Information on reduced prices: The child and youth tariff applies to severely disabled people with official ID (GdB at least 80). Accompanying persons have free entry.
author
Office for Culture and Tourism
Organization
