Аквацентр

Аквацентр is a municipal sports and leisure bathing complex in Grodno (Hrodna), Belarus. The operator's contact page gives its full legal name as Коммунальное физкультурно-оздоровительное унитарное предприятие «Аквацентр» and its address as "230015, город Гродно, улица Максима Горького, 82". The site is written in Russian and spells the name Аквацентр; the Belarusian-language link in the footer is a machine-translation service rather than a Belarusian version of the site.

The water is plain treated pool water. Sweeps of the home, contacts, price, schedule, history and SPA pages for the Russian words термальный, минеральный, скважина and рассол returned nothing; the only hit for источник was "Ультрафиолет является источником витамина Д" on the SPA page, which is about a sunlamp, and the only hit for температура was a reference to the temperature contrast produced by the snow generator. The operator makes no thermal, mineral or brine claim for its bathing water anywhere on the pages read.

The complex consists of a 50-metre pool, a water park sold together with the pool, a gym, a physiotherapy room (Charcot shower, floatation, solaria), and a SPA complex on the second floor of the pool and water-park building. The operator enumerates the SPA complex as a thermal cabin (sauna), a Roman steam room, a Turkish steam room, an experience shower, a salt-and-halotherapy "sun room", an infrared cabin with salt mist and a snow generator; it does not publish a total count of pools or of saunas, and no total is given here. The enterprise also runs three separate bath houses in the city, on Boldina, Titova and Khimikov streets.

The venue is open all year with no closing day: Monday to Saturday 7:00–22:00 and Sunday 9:00–22:00, with chip wristbands issued until one hour before closing and admission running continuously rather than in fixed sessions. Within those hours the pool alone is available in the mornings and late evening, while the water park plus pool runs 16:00–21:00 on weekdays and 12:00–21:00 at weekends, and the SPA complex 16:00–21:30 on weekdays and 11:00–21:30 at weekends. Admission is published in Belarusian roubles: 12.00 for an hour in the pool, 14.00 for an hour of water park plus pool, 28.00 for two hours, with reduced rates for children aged 4 to 16 and for pensioners and students on weekday mornings, and the SPA complex charged by the minute. The operator warns that hours may be adjusted for competitions and athletes' training. The sports and leisure centre admitted its first visitors on 4 March 1983, reopened after a full reconstruction on 4 October 2004, took the name Аквацентр in early 2005, and opened the present SPA complex on 1 October 2021.