Stadtbad Mitte

Bezirk Mitte, Germany

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Opening hours: Mo-We 06:30-21:30; Th 06:30-14:00; Fr 12:00-21:30; Sa 14:30-21:30; Su 10:00-17:00
Admission: Ticketed
Wheelchair access: Accessible

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Stadtbad Mitte is a public swimming pool in Berlin's Mitte district, completed in 1930 by architects Carlo Jelkmann and Heinrich Tessenow. Designed in the New Objectivity style, the building exemplifies the modernist aesthetic of Weimar-era German architecture through its restrained form and functional clarity. The structure employs a refined material palette of milk glass, clinker brick, dimension stone, ceramic, and brass, whose varied textures and colors create visual interest while maintaining the style's characteristic sobriety. The pool remains designated as an architectural heritage monument, preserving an important example of interwar public amenity design.