Schiltigheim Nautical Centre

Centre disciplines

Swimming Artistic swimming Diving Para swimming

Description

The Schiltigheim Nautical Centre was inaugurated in 1971, while the change rooms were renovated in 2015. It has 3 pools:

• a 50 m sports swimming pool with 8 lanes
• a separate diving pool with a 10 m covered diving board
• a small teaching pool

Special features

Easy motorway access, with a car park

The Olympic pool measures 50 m by 21 m. The deep end (2.20 m) has competition starting blocks; The shallow end (1.30 m) has simple starting blocks.

Diving is carried out separately from the Olympic pool, using a 20 m x 20 m pool with a depth of 4.80 m. The diving platform has 3 boards at 1 m, 3 boards at 3 m (one of which is fixed), as well as 3 platforms at 5 m, 7.50 m and 10 m. The pool also has a bubbler.

There is also a DOJO, an 800 m² public lobby with an area for snacks or meals, and a rowing tank (8 seats).

2 meeting rooms are available upstairs.

Access to the pools and stands for people with reduced mobility (ramp and lift).

Known for

1987 European swimming championships.

2011 and 2017 French summer swimming championships.

Several French diving championships.

“Splash, le grand plongeon” programme on TF1 in 2013

Optional extras

Meeting room Equipment available for private use Infirmery Floodlit facilities Hospital nearby Film screening room