Venetian Pool

The Venetian Pool is a massive, iconic, and historic swimming pool in Coral Gables that has its own aquifer. It contains 820,000 gallons of fresh spring water, making it naturally refreshing, and it boasts breathtaking scenery as well.

Everyone can find fun at this pool, thanks to its size and varying depths. Visitors can relax in the shallows or swim in the deep end. Most people spend about 2 or 3 hours here, but you can always stay longer to enjoy the water more or to explore the surrounding walking path and enjoy the café area.

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Venetian Pool highlights

When you visit the Venetian Pool, you'll find yourself in one of the largest freshwater pools in the country. With so much space available, you can enjoy time at the pool without really having to worry about crowds. Even with a lot of people at the pool, you'll still have some room to yourself.

The pool itself offers a wide variety of attractions. You'll find the standard 4-foot end as well as a deeper 8-foot-plus end. Kids can enjoy a 2-foot kiddie pool by the lifeguard post. Additionally, you'll find 2 waterfalls and grottos that feel like caves to explore.

Good to know when visiting the Venetian Pool

Before you visit the Venetian Pool, there are a few factors to keep in mind. Kids are allowed at the pool, of course, but they must be at least 3 years old and 38 inches tall. Verification of their age may be requested. Additionally, the pool stops selling tickets once maximum capacity has been reached, so it's best to arrive early.

When you're visiting Miami, it's important to remember that this pool is about a half-hour drive west from city centre. You'll find it in Coral Gables, which is an area that's also populated by golf courses and country clubs.

Location: 2701 De Soto Blvd, Coral Gables, FL 33134, USA

Open: Hours vary by season

Phone: +1 305-460-5306

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