A temple dedicated to sports and culture
From its opening, the National Sports and Culture Centre was immediately positioned as a real "temple dedicated to sport and culture" nestled in a huge 60,000 m² building characterised by rounded and harmonious lines. To date, it has constantly evolved to offer sports and well-being enthusiasts, businesses, fans of major events and even gourmets an ever-increasing range of possibilities.
The Wellness Centre
In line with this constant evolution and deliberate commitment to providing the public with increasingly diverse, modern and attractive facilities, the Coque inaugurated a new Relaxation Centre spanning two floors in 2008. Level 0 houses the locker rooms, WC, showers, bar, steam room, tepidarium, whirlpool, hot and cold pools, themed showers, 3 relaxation zones, the snow cabin and foot baths. Not to mention, of course, the magnificent saunas: a modern Finnish sauna (80°C), a rustic Finnish sauna (70°C) and the bio sauna (60°C). Level 1 houses the gym, the pool’s relaxation area and an indoor terrace overlooking the pool. In short, these are very comprehensive facilities that ideally meet the expectations and needs of a broad clientele focused on well-being.
The Aquatic Centre
The Aquatic Centre offers a 50-metre Olympic pool, a diving tower (1m, 3m, 5m, 7.5m, 10m), an initiation pool, a paddling pool, a gym and a relaxation area.
In addition to these public pools, the Aquatic Centre also includes a health and fitness pool designated for water classes, a 50-meter Olympic training pool, used also by sports federations and schools, and a diving well exclusively accessible through the diving club and accompanied by a certified instructor.
