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This pool, dating back to 1968, has reopened in Lyon after a year of renovations costing 7 million euros

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After more than a year of closure, the Vaise swimming pool has been given a fresh look and reopened its pools. Closed since June 2024 for a large renovation project, it welcomed back visitors on Saturday, September 20, coinciding with the Heritage Days. This symbolic reopening signifies the return of a must-visit spot for local residents and all swimming enthusiasts in Lyon.

A facelift for a facility built in 1968

Built in 1968, the Vaise swimming pool was in need of a makeover. The project, costing 7 million euros, has modernized all the facilities. The waterproofing and tiling of the pools have been renovated, the diving boards have been revitalized, and the accessibility of the pools has been updated to meet current standards. This ensures well-deserved comfort for users.

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A flagship project for Lyon's sports policy

The renovation of the Vaise swimming pool is part of the ecologist elected officials' desire to modernize the city's sports facilities. Originally scheduled for summer 2025, the completion of the project was delayed, making this reopening even more eagerly anticipated. As a symbol of a reinvented sports heritage, the Vaise swimming pool is becoming a modern and sustainable place, serving the people of Lyon.

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