- Parking spaces available
- Bus stop available
- no entry possible
- Permanently closed
Old city baths
Historic building
The old Stadtbad was inaugurated in 1908 and was considered one of the most modern and beautiful indoor swimming pools in Germany at the time.
Properties:
The art-historically significant building was erected from 1906 onwards according to designs by architects Robert Meißner and Adolf Liborius (Magdeburg), which were reworked by Iserlohn city planning officer Hermann Falkenroth (1854-1933).
In 1969, following the construction of the new Gartenbad am Tyrol, the Stadtbad was closed down and fell into disrepair. Large parts of the building were demolished in 1986.
However, valuable elements of the old building - such as the self-contained Art Nouveau façade - were preserved through careful incorporation.
Today's Evangelische Seniorenwohnanlage was completed in 1988. The architect Hubert Ossenberg-Engels (Altena) combined new building elements with parts of the old Art Nouveau town baths.
The tower as the visual focal point and the west façade with the staircase inside are the relics of the former baths.
However, valuable elements of the old building - such as the self-contained Art Nouveau façade - were preserved through careful incorporation.
Today's Evangelische Seniorenwohnanlage was completed in 1988. The architect Hubert Ossenberg-Engels (Altena) combined new building elements with parts of the old Art Nouveau town baths.
The tower as the visual focal point and the west façade with the staircase inside are the relics of the former baths.
Directions
The Iserlohn city train station is a 5-minute walk away. Here you will find a parking garage with parking facilities as well as access to public transportation
