vesijauhalla

Vesijauhalla is a public swimming pool located in Espoo, Finland. The pool is situated near the Helsinki metropolitan area and is a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

Vesijauhalla opened in 1968 and was designed by Finnish architect Kauno Kanto. The pool's design was inspired by ancient Greek and Roman architecture, with a large, Olympic-sized swimming pool surrounded by a complex of smaller pools, water slides, and other recreational facilities.

The pool's main attraction is its large outdoor pool, which is open during the warmer months of the year. In addition to its main pool, Vesijauhalla also features several smaller pools, including an indoor pool that is open year-round. The complex also offers a variety of water slides, a wave pool, and a children's play area.

Vesijauhalla has become a popular destination for swimmers and water enthusiasts from across the Helsinki metropolitan area. The pool's facilities and amenities make it an ideal destination for families, recreational swimmers, and competitive swimmers alike. Vesijauhalla is also known for its strong focus on water safety and certification programs, making it a great resource for swimmers of all skill levels.

Today, Vesijauhalla is operated by the city of Espoo and is a popular summer destination for locals and tourists alike. The pool's facilities and amenities are well-maintained, and its strong focus on water safety and certification programs make it a great resource for swimmers of all skill levels.