Ankara Metropolitan Municipality continues the construction works it started in the Semi-Olympic Swimming Pool in Altınpark, which became inactive after the roof collapsed due to heavy snowfall in 2011. In the center, which will have a closed area of 10 thousand 500 square meters; In addition to two semi-Olympic pools, there will be a children's pool, gym, fitness and sauna.
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality continues to renew the facilities and sports complexes that have been idle for years in the capital city, decaying due to neglect or damaged for various reasons, and bringing them together with the people of Ankara.
The Department of Science Affairs is reconstructing the Altınpark Swimming Pool, whose roof collapsed in 2011 due to heavy snowfall and became inactive.
The Altınpark Swimming Pool and Fitness Center project, where many works have been carried out from the roof to the exterior, from the pools to the landscaping, has been completed at a rate of 95 percent.
YAVAŞ: “WE CONTINUE THE WORK”
Ankara Metropolitan Mayor Mansur Yavaş, who made a statement on his social media accounts regarding the works carried out in Altınpark Swimming Pool, said, “We are continuing our efforts to renovate Altınpark Semi-Olympic Swimming Pool and Fitness Center, which has been idle since 2011. We aim to bring together various services such as semi-Olympic swimming pools, children's pool, fitness and sauna with our citizens at the end of summer in our center, which will have an area of 10 square meters.
MODERN SPORTS FACILITY WILL BE OPENED AT THE END OF SUMMER
The new facility, which was built in the place of the old pool, which was abandoned after the collapse of its roof, will have a closed area of 10 thousand 500 square meters.
In the facility; In the summer of 25, the new facility will include 12,5 semi-Olympic adult pools with a length of 2 meters and a width of 13 meters, 6,5 children's pools with a length of 2 meters and a width of 2023 meters, an adventure shower, gym, sauna, fitness, steam room and cafeteria. It is planned to be completed in the following months and opened to the service of the citizens of the Capital.