This helps. Yoga classes around lunch time twice a week, and occasionally sauna, keeps me sane. A lot of effort and money was put in restoring Hagabadet in the nineties.
In the eighties, when the building from 1876 was still a wreck, it was a great place for clubs, the empty pool the dance floor. Both versions work.
Touch design team with a very sympathetic website (and nice designs)
Tahir Mahmood photography
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What a place! Could I come too? I'd be sooo relaxed just by looking at that pool and the ceiling...:)
Oh Bibbi, thats really something!! I am spending last couple of days sitting from morning till midnight in front of my computer, working and this sounds a looks to my like (as we say) " the music from Eden"
önskar jag hade varit med under åttitalsdagarna (nätterna). känns som om göteborg är så annorlunda nu från då.
that certainly does look like stress relief. with the mural of the sea on the wall, do you feel you floating at the beach, basking in the sun? Good for you Bibbi, going to yoga too.
Will bring you all there,
in my mind :) T
he water is quite warm and the image is a bit stormy, a strange mix of impressions.
Sandra, du skulle ha gillat att vara där och då, men det finns annat som är bättre här och nu.
i love water, so i love your pool, it looks like something in a movie--I want to dive right in!
The egg shape, and dance, birth, water (of womb) a very symbolic place to clean your "life" stresses. Place of rebirth every time you get out of it;you are emerging again from the spotless egg. :)
this is what my boutique is going to look like when it is complete...jajajajaj. yestday made me realize how much i miss renovations and rebuilding. i can't wait to see the change in next weeks photos!
What a great place to relax. A fantastic building.
Yoga really helps, I'm doing it as well (once per week :)
nu längtar jag att softa omkring på hagabadet, där är så fint, här i malmö har vi ju mest bara badhusskandal!!
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