Genovevabad
An indoor pool with over 50 years of history in Cologne-Mülheim: the Genovevabad features a 25-metre lap pool, a textile steam bath, and dedicated swimming sessions for various groups.
The Genovevabad in Cologne-Mülheim has a history spanning more than 50 years and is operated by KölnBäder GmbH.
At a Glance
- Type
- Indoor swimming pool
- Location
- Bergisch Gladbacher Str. 67, 51065 Cologne (Mülheim district)
- Pool
- 25-metre lap pool
- Facilities
- Massage jets, rain shower, textile steam bath
- Dedicated swimming sessions
- Women's and men's swimming every Friday; trans and intersex swimming once a month
- Accessibility
- Limited — changing rooms, showers, and one toilet are step-free, and the lap pool is reachable at ground level; however, steps lead into the pool area/foyer and into the water; no pool hoist or shower wheelchair available
Things to do here
- Swim laps in the 25-metre sports pool
- Splash with the kids in the family area
- Relax in the textile steam bath in your swimwear
- Loosen up at the massage jets and cascade shower
- Enjoy a relaxed swim during Friday's women's or men's sessions
Pool and Swimming Offers
The 25-metre pool is available for lap swimming and is complemented by a family and children's area. Every Friday, separate women's and men's swimming sessions take place; once a month there is also a dedicated swimming slot for transgender and intersex individuals.
Textile Steam Bath
The facility includes a textile steam bath, which — unlike a traditional sauna — is used in swimwear, such as swimming trunks or a bikini.
Accessibility Notes
Pre-registration for a visit by wheelchair is not required. Since there is no pool hoist on site and four steps lead down into the water, the pool recommends paying a visit in person beforehand to assess the conditions. Anyone whose ID indicates a need for a companion is advised to bring one along.
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Address
Bergisch Gladbacher Str. 67
51065 Köln
Contact
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Sources & links
- Official website
- Official website (retrieved 2026-06-24)
- Google Maps (retrieved 2026-06-24)
Auto-generated, last verified: 2026-06-25
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