North
Parliament Hill Lido opened in 1938 and is a Grade II listed, unheated pool about 60 metres long, lined with stainless steel. It is open every day of the year...
Gospel Oak · Walk-in
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London Lidos: Outdoor Swims Ranked for Fair Journeys
Filtered for £ + Outdoor + Year Round, then ranked by journey fairness for your group.
The little black book
Filtered for £ + Outdoor + Year Round, then ranked by journey fairness for your group.
Chapter 1 · 1 venue
North
Parliament Hill Lido opened in 1938 and is a Grade II listed, unheated pool about 60 metres long, lined with stainless steel. It is open every day of the year...
Gospel Oak · Walk-in
Chapter 2 · 1 venue
East
London Fields Lido opened in 1932, closed in 1988 and reopened in 2006. Its heated 50-metre pool is open all year, with lane swimming and lessons. Book through...
London Fields · Walk-in
Chapter 3 · 1 venue
South
Brockwell Lido opened in July 1937 and is a Grade II listed art deco lido in Brockwell Park, Herne Hill. Its 50-metre pool is unheated and open all year, and...
Herne Hill · Walk-in
This view narrows London Lidos: Outdoor Swims Ranked for Fair Journeys to venues tagged for £ + Outdoor + Year Round. FairWhere can still rank that filtered shortlist by journey fairness when you start a plan, so the activity fit and the commute both work for the group.
London Lidos: Outdoor Swims Ranked for Fair Journeys covers heated, seasonal, year-round and open-water outdoor swims. Filter by type, then rank with FairWhere so the swim is fair for everyone’s journey.
Filter for year-round or heated, then let FairWhere order the shortlist by journey fairness before you pack towels.
Yes. A fair journey to a fully booked swim session is still a wasted journey. Shortlist fairly here, then book the swim on Better, Places Leisure, City of London, Royal Parks or the venue’s own site before anyone sets off.
FairWhere ranks venues on this Placelist by FairWhere Score: journey fairness for your whole group, not by popularity, sponsorship, or who suggested the place first. Open Plan a fair meet to add origins and see the ranked shortlist.
No. FairWhere is built for groups coming from different zones. Add each person's start location and it ranks venues so the travel burden is as fair as possible across the group.