Urban regions wrap up seasonal activities
Outdoor Bath Ringallee Remains Open Until Mid-September
The popular outdoor bath Ringallee in Giessen will remain open for bathers until mid-September, depending on the weather conditions. This was announced by Sonja Krausmüller, the swimming master of the outdoor baths in Kleinlinden and Lützellinden.
The summer season at Kleinlinden and Lützellinden came to an end on August 31st, but Ringallee will continue to provide refreshment and recreation for a few more weeks. However, the weather's impact on visitor numbers has been noted, particularly during the summer holidays. July was rainy and gloomy, falling short of expectations in terms of visitor numbers.
Despite the changeable weather, approximately 22,000 bathers visited the outdoor baths during the 91 open days this season. Activities enjoyed by visitors included bathing, swimming laps, and sunbathing.
The weather will play a crucial role in deciding when Ringallee will close. If the weather permits, it may stay open for a few days longer. Bathers will be informed about the closing date in advance by Sonja Krausmüller, who will announce it in the press and on the website www.giessener-baeder.de.
Season ticket holders for the district baths can use their cards at Ringallee after August 31st. The Wehrdaer Bad, located nearby, is the only outdoor bath still open in the area after August 31st.
The outdoor bath Ringallee has been a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. It opened for the season on May 20th and will continue to offer bathing, swimming laps, and sunbathing until mid-September, subject to good weather conditions.
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