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Swimming pool in a community center
The pool has spotlights fixed on the ceiling on both sides, and also large windows so during the day a lot of sunlight comes in. The spotlights are quite distant since the ceiling is high.
The trams 27, 60,67 all arrive about a 10 minute walk from the center. You have to do a short walk through the park, the road is smooth and wheelchair/bike accessible.
The pool is on the ground floor and requires no stairs to enter.
Enter the FEZ center, head to the desk on your right.
Entrance to the pool is about 5 euros and you can pay with cash or card.
Head left again for the pool entrance, you will use the ticket you got at the desk to open the door. You have to go through the changing room to enter the pool and shoes are not allowed inside. Lockers can be used with either a 1 euro or 2 euro coin and hairdryers require a 10 cents coin.
There are toilets, changing rooms and showers separated by gender. In the changing rooms and showers there are no stalls and most people are naked, which might pose a challenge for trans folks, but the bathrooms (which have stalls) can offer an alternative changing location and some people do shower with their swimwear on. Another option is the disabled changing stalls that are enclosed.