For over two hundred years, buildings and facilities have been created in Berlin for people to bathe and swim in - from curiously designed bath ships to richly decorated swimming temples, functional training facilities, and much more. Due to constantly changing hygiene requirements, social conventions, and technical innovations, the type of bath has undergone significant transformations over time. Its history spans from the first private and municipal river bathing establishments to the public baths of the founding era and modern sports and leisure pools. Even today, numerous swimming halls and outdoor pools from various eras can be found throughout Berlin. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the origins and development of Berlin's bath architecture for the first time. Uta Maria Bräuer and Jost Lehne describe the transformation in its entirety.