Seltjarnarneslaug Swimming Pool
Suðurströnd, 170 SeltjarnarnesReykjavik
The Seltjarnarnes Sports Center is responsible for the 25m long swimming pool, 3 indoor gymnasium, and outdoor soccer fields. The sports center serves a variety of sports and local teams have access to the facilities as well as the gyms are rented out to groups and individuals. For opnening hours please visit: http://www.seltjarnarnes.is/thjonusta/ithrottirogtomstundir/sundlaug/
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