Piscina Lido (Turin)
The Piscina Lido in Turin, at via Villa Glori 21 in Circoscrizione 8, is a swimming facility built in 1933 on the banks of the Po, originally named Savoia Bagni and equipped with a large veranda over the river used as a dance hall.1 In 1956 the facility was acquired by the City of Turin and is now run by Circoscrizione 8; the swimming pool measures 25 metres, with dimensions of 13 by 25 metres and a depth of 1.8 metres.1
After closing for maintenance work, the pool reopened on Monday 5 October 2026 with the resumption of open swimming and the activities of the new sports season.1 For the 2026-2027 winter season, a full-price ticket for open swimming costs 5.80 euros and the reduced price is 4.50 euros; entry for people with disabilities costs 2.90 euros, with a free companion, while military and law-enforcement personnel pay 4 euros; 10- and 20-entry cards and longer subscriptions are also available.1