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Huvudstabadet – family-friendly outdoor pool in Solna

Storgatan 58, 171 52 Solna

Heated pools, children’s pools and large grassy areas make Huvudstabadet an easy summer swim spot for the whole family.


Summer pool near Stockholm

Huvudstabadet in Solna is a classic outdoor pool for families who want to swim, splash and relax on a blanket in the grass on a warm summer day. There are heated pools, a large 50-meter pool for swimming and exercise, and two children’s pools where younger kids can play at a gentler pace.

The pool is located at Storgatan 58, 171 52 Solna, a short trip from central Stockholm. It’s a good choice when you want a swim outing without traveling far.

Why it works well for kids

This is not an adventure park with water slides and a fast pace. Huvudstabadet is more of a simple, family-friendly summer stop with plenty of space for swimming, play and breaks between dips.

Children tend to appreciate:

  • the heated pools
  • the children’s pools for splashing and water play
  • large grassy areas for blankets, picnics and resting
  • the opportunity to practice swimming in the 50-meter pool
  • a café on site when it’s time for ice cream or a meal

Best suited for

  • Children from around 1 year and up.
  • Toddlers who want to splash in the children’s pool.
  • School-aged children who want to swim and build water confidence.
  • Families who want an affordable outdoor pool near Stockholm.

For the youngest children it’s a good idea to bring a swim diaper, extra towel, sun hat and something to sit on in the grass.

Price

  • 0–4 years: Free when accompanied by a paying adult.
  • 5–17 years: 50 kr.
  • Adults: 100 kr.
  • Family ticket: 200 kr.

Practical information for families

On site there is a café, changing rooms and a sauna. The large grassy areas make it easy to stay for a longer time, especially if you bring a blanket, snacks and water bottles.

Tips for your visit:

  • Try to come before lunchtime on hot summer days, when many people want to swim.
  • Bring a picnic if you want to be able to take frequent breaks between swims.
  • Pack sunscreen, a cap and extra water, since shade can be limited.
  • Bring a bathrobe or an extra warm sweater for children who get cold easily.
  • Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult who can swim, either in the water or on the pool premises, according to the pool’s rules.
  • Always check current opening hours before you go, especially in case of inclement weather.
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