Conclusion of Urban Seasonal Activities
Gießen's Outdoor Baths See Strong Visitor Turnout Despite Dull Summer Weather
The outdoor swimming season in the districts of Kleinlinden and Lützelinden in the city of Gießen has come to an end, but bathers have an additional option to enjoy the water after August 31st. The outdoor bath Ringallee will extend its season, thanks to an announcement by Sonja Krausmüller, the swimming master of the outdoor baths in Kleinlinden and Lützelinden.
Despite a mixed summer with unpredictable weather, the outdoor baths saw approximately 22,000 visitors over the course of 91 days. The outdoor baths were used for cooling off, swimming laps, and enjoying the sun. Sonja Krausmüller, a swimming pool attendant working at the outdoor pools in the districts of Kleinlinden and Lützelinden, has been at the helm of these popular summer destinations.
The summer holidays saw a significant impact on visitor numbers due to the unpredictable weather, but the outdoor baths still managed to attract a good number of bathers. July was particularly dull and rainy, falling short of expectations, but the outdoor baths remained open for 91 days.
No information is available about the visitor numbers for the outdoor bath Ringallee or the impact of the weather on this specific location. However, it has been confirmed that holders of season tickets for the district baths can continue to use them. The closing date of the outdoor bath Ringallee will be provided via press and the website, www.giessener-baeder.de, once it has been decided. If the weather permits, the outdoor bath Ringallee might stay open longer than mid-September.
The summer season in Kleinlinden and Lützelinden ended on August 31st, but the outdoor bath Ringallee offers a welcome extension for those seeking to enjoy the water. With its extended season, bathers can look forward to more days of fun in the sun.
