Venetian Pool

This was a fun historic experience. Not cheap if you have more than two adults but the experience and the amazingly cold water was refreshing. The bottom of the pool is slippery. When I went they had the higher jump points closed for jumping. Besides that you can actually bring in outside food and drinks just no coolers.

I’ve lived in Miami for almost 3 years now and this was my first time going to the Venetian pool, and I must say this was an incredible experience and place! Not only is it very aesthetically pleasing but the water is freshly pumped everyday with spring water. The pool has a couple of waterfalls, a kiddie pool, a snack bar and a little sandy beach area for lounging. Overall this was a great place for locals and visitors alike! There is plenty of parking across the street so you don’t have worry about parking! Some downsides: no coolers are allowed, it costs 21 dollars to enter per adult.

We arrived with 3 kids on a cloudy day, not sure what to expect, it turned out to be great. ticket 18 for adults and 12 for children. water was chilly, not too cold. there is a small waterfall that you can swim behind and a small cave that they open entrance from time to time. All together, we were about 2 hours inside. There is also free parking and a dressing room.

This place is ok. The water is very cold which would be very refreshing if I went on a hotter day. There are a ton of leaves in the pool and it definitely could use some maintenance to scrub rust off the sides and refinish the bottom. The caves were blocked off which was unfortunate. The lifeguards are very helpful with setting up chairs. But. The cost for everything really adds up. I didn’t realize from their website that chairs would be 7$ each and a towel would be 10$ each. I also don’t know that they don’t serve food on weekdays which would’ve been nice to know so I could bring food with me. Also. The cafe is cash only which is not well advertised.

The water itself is worth the trip. The spring water was beautiful and a great temperature. The pool area is amazing. However the website didn't declare that the caves and waterfalls are still under construction. Caves were inaccessible and waterfalls turned off. I only give 3 stars because they should have said that on the website.

The Venetian Pool is a MUST when spending spring and summer (maybe even during FALL) in Miami! Not only a historic gem, but so fun for kids!!! My kids had a blast!! Created in 1923 from a coral rock and designed to resemble a Venetian lagoon, this pool features stunning Mediterranean-style architecture. Its beauty is truly one of a kind, with waterfalls, grottos, and natural spring water that is drained and refilled daily during high season. (Located in Coral Gables) Admission is $22 for adults and $17 for children ages 3–12 (children under 3 are not permitted). If you’re a Coral Gables resident , or visiting with one… admission is only $6 😯😎 Loved by both locals and tourists, this iconic spot is admired for its historic charm and refreshing waters. The Venetian Pool is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and remains a favorite destination for those looking to relax in a picturesque setting. They also offer sand chaise lounges that mimic a beach, perfect for soaking up the sun while kids play nearby.

It is wonderful to have this historic pool open. As you walk through, you can almost hear the music of the 1920s drifting through the air and imagine Esther Williams gliding by. It feels like stepping into a bit of living history, but still offering family fun.

Great place to spend a hot day. Makes you feel like a kid again. The water it’s beautiful, the vibe is great and the hours are very extended. Totally recommended. Oh and the prices are great too!!