It’s really cold here, so there are hot springs here. It’s also centralized here. There is a hot water company in the capital for heating. After coming over, it will be processed. This is a water swimming pool.
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Seljavallalaug Swimming Pool Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Seljavallalaug swimming pool was established in 1923 near the famous Skógarfoss waterfall. The swimming pool is 25 meters long and 10 meters wide and uses natural spring water. The place is sparsely populated, like a paradise.
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Seljavallalaug Swimming Pool Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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It’s really cold here, so there are hot springs here. It’s also centralized here. There is a hot water company in the capital for heating. After coming over, it will be processed. This is a water swimming pool.
Seljavallalaug is a secret hot spring pool along the south coast of Iceland, located between the familiar Seri Yalan Falls (Seljalandsfoss) and Skógafoss (also known as Forest Falls, Rainbow Falls). Thanks to the increasingly sophisticated traffic, this little secret is not as remote as it once was, but only a small number of people find it. Seljavallalaug It is the oldest and best protected natural hot spring pool in Iceland. A dressing room was specially built, but no shower was allowed for the time being. Due to its location in a natural scenic spot, the original natural style around the hot spring is basically maintained, and the people are rare. There is only one road between the two waterfalls to this hot spring.
The pearl building, which resembles a crystal ball, is a hemispheric building built by the Capital Hot Water Supply Company. It has exhibition halls, hot spring models, restaurants, etc., and visitors can enjoy the city scenery through telescopes installed on the observation deck.
It’s hard to find, but the scenery is beautiful and suitable for taking pictures, it’s very cold in winter.
Seljavallalaug is an open-air hot spring pool on the edge of the Seljavellir waterfall. The oldest outdoor swimming pool in Iceland.