Anonymous
This is a good, basic pool. The water was almost too warm for serious lap swimming, but we managed 2k. The facility has basic lockers that do accommodate locks, but only small ones, like luggage locks.
You have to buy a ticket first. As you walk in the driveway from the street, you'll come to an auto gate. Before you walk through, turn to your left and walk 25 meters to the ticket office (biglietteria). Buy your ticket. Then walk back to the auto gate and go through, straight on to the piscina, just to the left of a small bar.
When you finish swimming, ask the attendant for an RFD card for the showers (carta per la doccia). Bring your own lock, towel, shampoo, etc.
As in all of Italy, swim cap required and good etiquette is to wear sandals, but they have loaner caps and little plastic booties for over your street shoes if needed.
You have to buy a ticket first. As you walk in the driveway from the street, you'll come to an auto gate. Before you walk through, turn to your left and walk 25 meters to the ticket office (biglietteria). Buy your ticket. Then walk back to the auto gate and go through, straight on to the piscina, just to the left of a small bar.
When you finish swimming, ask the attendant for an RFD card for the showers (carta per la doccia). Bring your own lock, towel, shampoo, etc.
As in all of Italy, swim cap required and good etiquette is to wear sandals, but they have loaner caps and little plastic booties for over your street shoes if needed.