Centenarian floating bathhouse approved for new Stockholm location

Stockholm's historic Liljeholmsbadet, a floating bathhouse nearing its centenary, has received approval for a new home. The beloved structure will be relocated to a quay located just south of the city center. This move ensures the preservation and continued use of the nearly 100-year-old facility, which has been a part of the city's landscape for decades.

The relocation project is moving forward with a planned opening in 2028, according to local newspaper Mitt i. The new location aims to integrate the bathhouse seamlessly into the urban waterfront, offering residents and visitors continued access to this unique recreational spot. The approval marks a significant step in preserving a piece of Stockholm's heritage while adapting it for the future.

Details regarding the specific design and amenities at the new location are anticipated as the project progresses. The decision to approve the new site signifies a commitment to maintaining historical landmarks while embracing urban development. The Liljeholmsbadet's move is seen as a positive development for the city's cultural and recreational offerings.