Müller’sches Volksbad (Hallenbad)

A quite unique public swimming pool in art nouveau style. There is a larger basin in non-standard dimensions with around 20° water and a smaller pool with warmer water. Both pools have sections for non- swimmers. For fans of classic architecture, this place is a must! The basic ticket gives you access to the lockers and changing rooms upstairs. For a small extra fee, you can alternatively change and leave your belongings in one of the private cabins around the pool.

A wonderful place to work out the kinks from Air travel. A swim and a hot shower. I didn't get a cabina but it was not busy and people were discreet. There is a lifeguard who is very diligent. In the morning there was an older crowd doing aqua fit but there was plenty of space to do laps or just paddle. The staff explained everything clearly and correctly in English. There is a secure locker for your valuables. Bring your own towels and bath slippers. Slippers are recommended as due to the age of the property, the floors are worn and quite slippery. Very reasonably priced at 4 euro for 90 mins of swimming.

We were here just for architecture and interior. The place is quiet big but with 2 swimming pools without relaxing bed so you have to be inside the water or nothing. The system is old also so make sure you know what you want to do or see. If you want the full version of the building you must take the package of swimming +sauna.bring your own towels and anything you might need for swimming. They prices are quite reasonable

Beautiful Jugendstil baths with original wooden cabins and two pools; one warm and relaxing and one for training. Wonderful experience

I enjoyed my visit to Müller’sches Volksbad last week. Whether you're a local, studying or living in Munich for a period (short or long term) or a tourist, this is well worth a visit. Please don't just pay to go in and take photos (you'll be partly restricted anyway due to privacy), but get in the pool/use these facilities! When you're in the pool, just look up and admire the architecture and attention to detail - look for the frog, the turtle, the crab. Bigger pool, slightly cooler. Larger pool, warmer. I opted for the swim and sauna (4 hours) so this was circa 22€, but if you're just swimming this will only be circa 5-7€ (1.5 hours). Sauna is a little more pricey compared with the swimming only, but I understand that's because the swimming is subsidised. If using the sauna you can opt to hire a cabin (per person) for resting/changing etc, although communal rest rooms are available at several locations in the sauna "wing". There's also a small room for stetching with a multi purpose gym frame for pull ups, chin ups and push ups etc - helpful to warm up before swimming. Located at the back of the hall opposite the main pool. Staff were helpful and friendly. Open until 2300. Discounts daily from 19:45. Yes sauna is German style, no swimwear (naked) in Sauna. You can take your towel to use as appropriate. I'd recommend taking your own towel, flip flops and a water bottle (if using the sauna). Shower gel/shampoo is not provided, so you'll need these too. A few improvements could be made with signage, as it is confusing for first time visitors. A German also said the same as it was his first visit too. If you're using the sauna, you'll be directed to use the left entrance/exit from the lobby/main entrance once you've paid. If you're using the swimming pool only, you'll be directed to use the right entrance/exit. Massages are also avaiable and rooms are located on the first floor closest to the smaller pool, but it's recommended you book. I would have indulged, but they were fully booked. I wish we had pools/facilities with such simplicity in the UK. Great to see such public facilities being used to this day as they were intended when built in the early 1900s. Next time I'm in Munich, I'll be back.

Very pretty here and the sauna was quiet and peaceful. The sauna is different than what we call the sauna in America. Here the sauna is the actual bath house that has a hot tub, cold water, showers, steam rooms and everything else. The actual sauna itself, the room that is super hot and made of wood, is very clean and very hot. It’s also very tiny so since it is coed and nude you will get very acquainted with your neighbors. This was my first time in a coed nude bath and once I got used to it I am no convinced of the superiority of it. Leave your feelings at the door and just relax in a stress free way and don’t care what others think. Besides it’s normal here and when you are in Germany than you do it the way Germans do it and don’t complain. If you don’t like it then don’t go.

This place is very beautiful and nit.there is an option to pay 4.3 euro to access the pool for 90 min. If you want the sauna it’s 24 euro for 4 hours. The smell in the pool in not good at some part.

Great experience: have been to many saunas/ swimming pools in Germany but this one is by far the most memorable. Beautiful architecture, no complication (probably not the case if you are a non-German speaker): don't forget to bring a pair of flip-flops and towels, especially when planning to use the sauna (yes, it's co-ed and textile-free as many mentioned in the reviews).