Public bathing resumes at extensively modernized Hallenbad Sterkrade starting from May 28.
On Wednesday, May 28, 2025, the extensively overhauled Sterkrade swimming pool reopened its doors to the public. Spanning nearly three years of construction, significant structural damage was addressed, and the pool's technology and equipment underwent a complete revamp. The reopening event was attended by Mayor Daniel Schranz, alongside city representatives, officials from city administration, service operations Oberhausen, and members of the local community.
Investing approximately €18 million in the renovation and modernization of Sterkrade, the city has aimed to preserve the historical integrity of the pool, enhance the quality of life and infrastructure, and promote swimming, club, and school sports in Oberhausen. The mayor expressed his gratitude towards all those involved in the diligent execution of the renovation project, including city council members, and encouraged the patience of the pool's regular users, clubs, and schools during the renovation period.
In a statement, Mayor Schranz emphasized the project's significance, stating, "We are providing quality of life and infrastructure in Oberhausen through this multimillion-euro investment in Sterkrade. This modernized facility caters to swimmers, clubs, schools, and everyone seeking leisure and sports experiences, making today a momentous day for swimming and sports in Oberhausen."
For more information about the Sterkrade swimming pool and facilities, please visit this website.
The city's €18 million investment in the Sterkrade swimming pool revamp is not only focused on preserving its historical integrity but also aims to improve the lifestyle and infrastructure, particularly in the home-and-garden and sports sectors, of the residents in Oberhausen. This renovated and modernized facility, catering to swimmers, clubs, schools, and leisure enthusiasts, demonstrates the commitment of the city to promote a higher quality of life and sports in the region.
