Dalslaug
Úlfarsbraut 122–124, 113 ReykjavíkReykjavik

Dalslaug is Reykjavík's newest swimming pool. The pool is well-equipped with a 25-meter six-lane outdoor pool, hot tubs, a cold tub, a wading pool, and a steam room. There is also an indoor pool suitable for teaching and training.
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