Sold out! Bathing closed! – Insights and retrospectives into "100 Years of Strandbad Baden". Additional date on October 6!

with Ulrike Scholda, Ulrike Fritsch and Birgit Doblhoff Admission: €7,- Registration required at 02252-86800-580 or museum@baden.gv.at

100 Years of Badener Strandbad: To conclude the anniversary year, the Rollettmuseum invites you to an evening full of memories, curiosities and previously unknown stories.

When the bathing season ends, a journey through time begins again at the Rollettmuseum: Under the title "Badeschluss! – Ein- und Rückblicke in 100 Jahre Badener Strandbad" (Bathing Closed! – Insights and Retrospectives into 100 Years of Badener Strandbad), the museum invites you on September 30, 2026, at 7 PM to a special evening on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Badener Strandbad.

A century of Strandbad – that's not just 100 years of swimming and summer feeling. It's 100 years full of stories, encounters, rules, excitements, small scandals, and great memories.

Film excerpts, historical photographs, documents, newspaper articles, and previously little-known documents provide insights into daily life around the Strandbad. Particularly exciting details are provided by the entries from the city police's report book: They tell of incidents and events that sometimes make us smile today, but certainly caused excitement back then.

Ordinances and regulations are also discussed and show how ideas of bathing pleasure, order, and public life have changed over the past 100 years.

In addition, there are anecdotes and personal memories from contemporary witnesses that bring the historical material to life. Because behind every photo and every newspaper clipping are people and their very personal Strandbad stories.

A special guest from the Strandbad A special surprise is provided by a special guest who comes directly from the Strandbad and tells exciting stories from behind the scenes.

This evening also marks the end of the special exhibition "100 Jahre Badener Strandbad" at the Rollettmuseum. Those who have not yet seen the exhibition or would like to delve once more into the history of this traditional bathing facility thus have the opportunity to embark on a very special journey through time at its conclusion.