Mäkelänrinteen uintikeskus

This sauna has public shifts

Mäkelänrinne swimming center is Finland's largest and most popular swimming hall, located in Vallila, Helsinki, which opened to the public in May 1999. Designed by Marjatta Hara-Pietilä, the center is the first swimming hall built in Finland that meets the requirements for international championship competitions. Its heart is a 50-meter, ten-lane main pool, and the hall also has a diving tower, a multi-purpose pool with bubbles, a teaching pool, and a children's wading pool. The center is a significant competition venue, with a spectator stand seating over 4,000, and it has hosted, among other things, the European Swimming Championships. In addition to swimming hall services, the building houses a ball games hall, a gym, an aerobics room, and a café, and it is closely connected to the neighboring Mäkelänrinne upper secondary school. The hall was renovated in 2016.