Raatti swimming pool

Raatin uimahalli

Public pool and gym. Renovated in 2010. The closest public pool to downtown. Pools include children's pool, teaching pool, two 25 meter pools and a cold-water pool.

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Getting there: Raatti, northwest from the city centre
Hours: Mon Wed–Fri 06:15–21:45, Tue 07:00–21:45, Sat Sun 08:00–20:45
Price: €5.50 for the pools or the gym, if you have an ISIC Student card, then it's €3.20

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