Urban areas bid farewell to the ongoing season

The outdoor baths in Kleinlinden and Lützelinden have welcomed approximately 22,000 visitors over the past 91 days, despite a challenging summer weather conditions.

Sonja Krausmüller, the swimming master of the outdoor baths, has overseen the popular destinations that offer opportunities for cooling off, swimming laps, and enjoying the sun. The outdoor bath Ringallee, an additional location for bathing in the district, has also been a hit with locals and tourists alike.

While the public baths Ringallee will officially close on August 31st, marking the end of the 91-day season, the outdoor bath Ringallee will continue to be operated by the Bädergesellschaft Kassel GmbH. Season ticket holders for the district baths can continue to use their cards at the outdoor bath Ringallee, and the bathing opportunities at this location will be extended beyond August 31st, weather permitting.

The exact closing date for the outdoor bath Ringallee has not been specified yet, but it is expected to stay open a little longer than mid-September. Information about the closing date will be communicated via press and the website www.giessener-baeder.de.

July, in particular, was dull and rainy, falling short of expectations. The changeable summer weather has impacted visitor numbers, but the outdoor baths have still managed to attract a significant number of visitors.

Sonja Krausmüller will announce when the outdoor bath Ringallee closes for the season, and the public baths Ringallee will continue to be operated by the Bädergesellschaft Kassel GmbH after August 31, 20XX, with the 20XX season officially ending on September 15, 20XX.

The outdoor baths remain a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, providing a much-needed respite from the heat and a chance to enjoy the outdoors. Whether you're looking to cool off or swim laps, the outdoor baths in Kleinlinden and Lützelinden offer something for everyone.