'Paolo Costoli' Municipal Pool is a sports facility in Florence located in the district of Campo di Marte. The facility was built in 1967, and it was named after the Florentine swimmer and water polo player Paolo Costoli, who lost his life a year earlier in a tragic plane crash in Germany. The facility, owned by the City of Florence, is equipped with a 25 x 50-meter Olympic-size pool with a depth of 2.15 meters. During winter it is covered and is used for free swimming, competitive swimming, diving activities, and water polo. In summer, however, Costoli Municipal Pool is an open-air facility, used for recreational swimming.
Piazza Enrico Berlinguer, 2
+ 39 055 6236027
Monday to Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
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Giardino Paolo Costoli is the park surrounding Paolo Costoli swimming pool. It is a tree-lined green area, perfect for walks and relaxing moments. Its proximity to the pool makes it a popular gatherin [...]
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Nelson Mandela Forum is the main sports hall in the city of Florence. Opened in 1985 under the name Palasport di Firenze, it changed its name in 2004 in honor of Nelson Mandela. With its covered area [...]
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Cinema Fiorella is a historic cinema in Florence, located in Campo di Marte district. It is part of Circuito Cinema and offers programming that ranges from arthouse films to thematic reviews and speci [...]
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937 mt
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Artemio Franchi stadium is the home of ACF Fiorentina. Located in Campo di Marte district, it is one of the most famous stadiums in Italy. It was built by the architect Pier Luigi Nervi, and, inaugura [...]
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781 mt
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Luigi Ridolfi Stadium is a sports facility primarily dedicated to athletics, one of the most important sports centers in Tuscany for this discipline. Opened in 2001, it is named after Luigi Ridolfi Va [...]
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Andrea del Sarto’s Last Supper is a monumental fresco that placed the refectory of the former convent of San Salvi. The fresco, painted between 1511 and 1527, depicts the Last Supper, inspired by th [...]
