Coro

The Royal Commonwealth Pool, commonly known as Coro, is a public swimming pool in the City of Edinburgh, Scotland

The Royal Commonwealth Pool, or Coro, is a significant landmark in the City of Edinburgh, Scotland. Originally built for the 1970 Commonwealth Games, it has since become a popular leisure facility for locals and tourists alike. The pool offers a 50-meter main pool, a diving pool, and a teaching pool, catering to swimmers of all ages and abilities. It also features a fitness suite, sauna, and steam room. The pool's unique wave machine and water slide add an extra element of fun for those looking for a more recreational swimming experience. The Royal Commonwealth Pool underwent a major refurbishment in 2017, modernizing its facilities while preserving its original architectural charm. Today, it continues to serve as a hub for swimming, fitness, and community events, making it a valuable asset to the City of Edinburgh.