Müller'sches Volksbad
An art nouveau and neo-baroque jewel, this swimming pool dates from 1901. The engineer Karl Müller (1821–1909) donated it to the city of Munich on the condition that it be a pool for the poor. Müller used the architectural design of Carl Hocheder (1854–1917), with vaulted ceilings, dramatic staircases, endless arches and elegrant grandeur. It's located just east of the Glockenbachviertel, over the river. Unofficially gays have been known to make a bigger splash on Tuesday evenings (wink wink), but whether this is still a thing in 2024, when this sentence was rewritten...
Hours
Mon to Sun 7.30am—11pm (big pool closes at 5pm on Mon)
Hours
Mon to Sun 7.30am—11pm (big pool closes at 5pm on Mon)
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fabolous
A very nice stylisch traditional bathhouse - can't find a better place in Munich to relax, sein, steam...
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Volksbad
Very old building. Swimming pool is not nice. Sauna area is so so, but anyhow some gay action can be found. Active day is Sunday afternoon and evening. It is possible to have private cabine with bed. Sauna is mix female and male str8, but there are also gays. Steam sauna is major for checking hot guys.