J'ai eu une expérience très décevante dans cette piscine. Des panneaux indiquent clairement qu'il…read moreest interdit de sauter dans l'eau, pourtant des enfants le faisaient sans aucune intervention du personnel. Lorsque j'ai signalé la situation, l'employé m'a répondu de manière désinvolte en me disant de "me calmer" et que les enfants avaient le droit de sauter. Cela contredit totalement les règles affichées. Encore plus incompréhensible : on m'a expliqué qu'il est interdit de sauter d'un côté, mais autorisé d'un autre. Où est la logique ? Le personnel manque clairement de professionnalisme et ne semble pas se soucier de la sécurité ni du confort des clients. Les règles devraient être appliquées de manière cohérente, et les remarques des clients prises au sérieux. Je ne reviendrai pas.

Really clean and nice piscine. Make sure you have 1 eur for the locket…read more I went on Sunday and it was a bit crowded but still ok.

I'm really caught here: should I focus on the good or the bad?!…read more The good: historical setting for a swim - it's aged but it has character. Particularly the individual changing cabins along each side of the pool. The atmosphere is good and everything feels very relaxed. Price is incredibly good value, especially if you are an Ixelles resident. The people is about 25 meters (?) with the shallow end always closed off for kids, meaning the lanes are shorter. When the sun shines through the roof of this place it looks amazing. Pity more of the roof wasn't transparent. The bad: first and foremost - the opening hours. Not open ANY evening time except Mondays. As a consequence, Monday evening is absolutely packed and not much fun. How I wish they would offer even one more evening during the week...there's clearly huge demand for it. Also, although some lanes exist, they are not organised. Many times kids are free to play right in the middle of a lane with people doing speedy laps, and the lifeguards are oblivious despite being right there under their nose. Don't even think of finding the lanes divided by speed, just prey you don't find someone doing a lazy backcrawl in yours. Showers and changing rooms are ok - they are dated but if you consider the value of the place you can't really complain. I want to love this place, but given it's almost impossible for anyone with a day job to make it here during the week, that's proved tough. Still - the best option for swimming in the area. Possibly closing for renovations in the near future? Not sure.

It is a convenient public swimming pool with 4 lanes for swimmers and 1 big lane for children and…read morebathing. The pool itself could be cleaner, when you swim in the side lanes, you can often see dirty accumulated. feels like the 50s when you enter in this old style pool with the small cabins and metal roof.

Swimming pool at UCCLE of 33meters. The pool is clean, changing rooms and shower facilities are…read moregood. For non UCCLE residents, entrance costs 4,8 euros which is more expensive than other pools in Brussels. Good that it opens quite early during the weekends (7am). On the downside, lanes are not marked according to swimmers's level, which might cause some congestion in the lanes. Well connected to public transport (tram 92)

Unfortunately now closed for unexpected repairs since the Summery of 2012. The commune is not…read moresaying when it will ever open again.

Very poor quality, the changing rooms are filthy and quite cold (i wonder how they expect you to…read morechange your baby in there, when s/he has just come out of a 32oC swimming pool)..and there is even a smell of piss..(!) We went there with our baby, paid 20 euros and we decided finally not to go into the water.. We are not obsessed with cleanness but this was too much! We left. Don't go there...we d give it a 0 star if we could have this option

A small pool, ideal for kids to learn to swim…read more The interior needs a but of work and they could empty the bins (and the baby's potty) every once in a while. The water is super warm and the staff and teachers are very nice so can't really fault it for the best place around for the kids to learn. A lick of paint and a bit of cleanliness are needed to get the extra stars.

The floral carpet is one of those things that most visitors to Belgium see on every single…read morepostcard, but rarely get to experience live. It takes a certain degree of planning - first of all, you have to go in an even year (there was one this year, the next is in 2010), then there are the exact dates of the carpet as it only lasts for two weeks. And just when you've cracked all that, turning up to Grand Place and looking at a sea of petals from ground level isn't particularly impressive, so you need to go the final mile and pay EUR3 or so to get into the Town Hall, queue up patiently, climb the steps to the tower and view it from above on the balconies (though to be fair, you pass some excellent and interesting rooms in the Town Hall as you wait to get to a balcony). It's worth it though. The 2006 carpet had rotating flowerbeds on, and when you consider just how many thousands of flowerheads have been diligently pressed into moss, it makes Derbyshire well dressing look like child's play.

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