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Āne: Mālzeme Sports Centre and Swimming Area

Accommodation in Āne

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For travellers considering Āne as a possible place to stay, two leisure options are particularly relevant: the “Mālzeme” Sports Centre and the Jāna (Ānes) pond swimming area. The time frame is important for the swimming information: the municipality monitored the water quality there during the 2023 swimming season.

Āne at a glance

  • The sports centre is on Celtnieku Street; an older description in a municipal development programme mentions two sports halls.
  • The activities listed for Hall No. 1 are volleyball, basketball, floorball and table tennis.
  • During the 2023 swimming season, the swimming area was an unofficial bathing site where the municipality monitored water quality.
  • The municipal page with street maps lists “Āne un Tetele” for Cenu parish, updated on 22 January 2026.

What leisure options are described in Āne?

An older description in a municipal development programme places the “Mālzeme” Sports Centre on Celtnieku Street. It mentions two sports halls, changing rooms, showers, a sauna, a swimming pool and rooms for relaxing after the sauna. The centre as described therefore offers not only sports halls but also other facilities that may be of interest when planning a visit.

For Hall No. 1, the same description lists volleyball, basketball, floorball and table tennis. The fact that these activities are assigned to a particular hall gives you a specific point of reference if you are interested in one of these sports. The four names distinguish between different sporting interests, so you can consider Mālzeme in terms of a specific activity rather than looking only for sports facilities in general.

If you are planning a visit to the sports centre, check the current opening hours and access conditions beforehand. This helps separate the older description from the practical arrangements for your visit.

What should you know about the swimming area?

The Jāna (Ānes) pond swimming area is separate from the sports hall facilities described above: the information about it relates to the 2023 swimming season. At the time, it was listed as an unofficial bathing site where the municipality monitored water quality. This time frame is part of the information about the swimming area and should be taken into account when planning a visit.

If you plan to swim at another time, check the latest information about the swimming area and water quality beforehand. This lets you plan your swim around your travel dates rather than relying on an earlier monitoring result as information for a later visit.

Which map listing can help you find your way?

The municipal page with street maps lists “Āne un Tetele” for Cenu parish; the page was updated on 22 January 2026. If you use these maps to prepare for your trip, the full name is a practical search term. It includes the names exactly as they are listed together there.

Discover more destinations: Ozolnieki.

How can you tailor your accommodation search to your interests?

When looking for a hotel in Āne, you can first decide what matters most for your trip: one of the sports listed for Hall No. 1, the other facilities described in the older programme, or a visit to the swimming area. These are different leisure options, with information relating to different time frames. Check the conditions relevant to your specific plans, then compare accommodation based on your own travel priorities.

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FAQ

Which sports are listed for Hall No. 1?

The older description in the municipal development programme lists volleyball, basketball, floorball and table tennis for Hall No. 1 at the “Mālzeme” Sports Centre.

What facilities are described at the sports centre?

The older description mentions two sports halls, changing rooms, showers, a sauna, a swimming pool and rooms for relaxing after the sauna.

What is known about the Jāna (Ānes) pond swimming area?

During the 2023 swimming season, it was an unofficial bathing site where the municipality monitored water quality. Check the latest information before a later visit.

For the broader travel overview: Ozolnieku Novads.