The Sevillian municipality keeps its two municipal pools, Cavaleri and Francisco León, open until September 6. Children's tickets cost 2 euros and monthly passes allow for savings on the hottest days.
Families from Aljarafe and the entire province of Seville have an affordable plan this summer to combat the heat. The Mairena del Aljarafe Town Hall keeps its two municipal pools, Cavaleri and Francisco León, operational with prices starting at 2 euros for the little ones. Both facilities opened on July 19 and will remain active until September 6.
The Cavaleri pool and the Francisco León pool, the latter located in the old town, offer recreational swimming services from Tuesday to Sunday, from 12:30 to 20:30. They are closed on Mondays. The venues feature green areas and shaded spots, making them an ideal destination for a family day out without the need to travel to the coast.
The general entry fee is 6 euros for adults aged 18 and over. Young people aged between 5 and 17 pay 4 euros, while children under 5 can enter for just 2 euros. These prices are valid for one-day tickets, which can only be purchased for weekdays from Tuesday to Friday.
For those who also want to visit on weekends, the council has made several types of monthly passes available to users. The full pass allows access from Tuesday to Sunday throughout the month. Additionally, there are alternate day passes: option A includes Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, while option B includes Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. All these passes are valid for either of the two pools, although their use is subject to capacity availability at each venue.
With this offer, the Mairena del Aljarafe Town Hall aims to provide a refreshing and economical leisure alternative for both local residents and visitors from nearby towns. The initiative is part of the municipal policy to promote sports and a healthy lifestyle during the summer months.
The swimming season will conclude on September 6, so interested parties have just over a month to enjoy these facilities. The pools have seen good attendance since their opening, according to municipal sources, who recommend checking availability on peak days.
For more information, citizens can contact the facilities themselves or the Mairena del Aljarafe Town Hall, where details about passes and usage rules are provided.
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