Siglufjörður Swimmming Pool
Hvanneyrarbraut 52, 580North Iceland
Swimming pool in Siglufjörður is an indoor pool 10 x 25 meters. In the outdoor area there is a large tub with massage and sauna. For the opnening hours please visit our webpage: https://www.fjallabyggd.is/en/about/sports-and-leisure/sports-centers-swimmingpools
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