Swimming & Sauna

Life and leisure quality in the Sun City Lienz describes a unique ensemble with a variety of leisure infrastructures that allow you to practice alpine sports within minutes, to enjoy urban leisure shortly after. The center of this unique sports and leisure experience is the newly designed Dolomitenbad with a breathtaking sauna landscape.

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Dolomitenbad Lienz

More information on opening hours, rates, and news at
www. dolomitenbad.at

INDOOR POOL
Tuesday to Sunday open daily from 9:00 to 20:30, closed on Monday
Open on Mondays on public holidays and during Tyrolean school holidays

SAUNA
Tuesday to Sunday open daily from 13:00 to 20:30, closed on Monday
Open on Mondays on public holidays and during Tyrolean school holidays

Note on opening hours and occupancy rate for indoor pool and sauna:
On the website of Dolomitenbad Dolomitenbad.at you will find the Dolomitenbad traffic light, where you can see the current visitor situation at a glance.

dolomitenbad.at Information phone outdoor pool Bathing regulations Dolomitenbad

Ein modernes Schwimmbad mit Glasfront und einer roten Wasserrutsche bei klarem Himmel und dampfendem Wasser.

Dolomitenbad Outdoor Pool

Öffnungszeiten: GESCHLOSSEN

In the outdoor pool with 20,000 m² sunbathing areas, our bathers have access to 4 heated swimming pools. The outdoor pool of the Dolomitenbad Lienz offers a 50 m sports pool, a large multi-purpose and non-swimmer pool, a 4 m deep diving pool with 1 and 3 meter diving tower, a varied play and water world with a mountain stream for the little guests, 2 beach volleyball courts, and a breathtaking 60 m long water slide with spins and tunnels. Around the Dolomitenbad Lienz there are approx. 250 free parking spaces with E-charging station from TIWAG

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Tristacher Lake beach

Opening hours: CLOSED

own inflatable boat (air compressor subject to charges). Water temperature in summer up to 24°C. mitgebrachten Schlauchboot paddeln (Luftkompressor gebührenpflichtig). Wassertemperatur im Sommer bis 24°C.

Phone Beach (only staffed during the bathing season) Bathing rules Tristacher See beach

Ein ruhiger See umgeben von Wäldern, mit Bootsstegen und kleinen Häuschen im sonnigen Gelände.

Arrival by public transport

Special regulations for bathers: Free rides and discounted tickets with the VVT-Bäderbus to Tristacher See and Dolomitenbad Lienz.

can travel to the train station and change to "Line 1" or "2" there. As in previous years, the following rule applies to all bathers: Anyone who can present a valid season ticket for the city"s swimming facilities, a Lienz sports pass, or an annual pass for the Dolomitenbad when traveling to the Lienz baths can ride the bath bus for free until September 5, 2023. The respective authorization card must be presented to the bus driver when boarding. There is also a special solution again for all bathers who purchase a day, half-day, or short-term bathing ticket at the Lienz outdoor pools. Until September 1, they only pay the one-way fare to the baths in the Sun City amounting to 1.30 euros, seniors, people with disabilities, and young people only 0.80 euros. However, this only applies if you have your bus ticket stamped at the entrance or exit of the Tristacher See beach or the Dolomitenbad at the cash desk. Presenting the stamped ticket entitles the bather to a free return trip. können zum Bahnhof zu fahren und dort in die „Linie 1“ oder „2“ umsteigen. Wie schon in den Vorjahren gilt für alle Badegäste folgende Mitnahmeregelung: Wer bei seiner Fahrt zu den Lienzer Bädern eine gültige Saisonkarte der städtischen Badeanlagen, einen Lienzer Sportpass oder eine Jahreskarte für das Dolomitenbad vorweisen kann, fährt mit dem Bäderbus bis zum 5. September 2023 gratis. Die jeweilige Berechtigungskarte ist beim Einstieg dem Busfahrer vorzulegen. Eine Sonderlösung gibt es auch wieder für alle Badegäste die ein Tages-, Halbtages- oder Kurzbadeticket in den Lienzer Freibädern lösen. Sie zahlen bis 1. September nur die Hinfahrt zu den Bädern der Sonnenstadt in Höhe von 1,30 Euro, Senioren, Menschen mit Beeinträchtigung und Jugendliche nur 0,80 Euro. Dies gilt allerdings nur, wenn man sein Busticket beim Eintreten bzw. Verlassen des Strandbades Tristacher See oder des Dolomitenbades an der Kassa abstempeln lässt. Der Vorweis des markierten Tickets berechtigt den Badegast zur kostenlosen Rückfahrt.