Summer is coming, and the weather is getting hotter, so why not plunge into the pool and enjoy a complete coolness when you're sweating profusely?
It is said that since the birth of the infinity pool,
All the pools are like soaking in the bath...
According to the BBC, London plans to build a swimming pool on top of a 55-storey building with a view of London from here, which is also the world's first 360-degree rooftop infinity pool.
The swimming pool is called infinity london and can hold 600,000 litres of water. The floor of the pool is also transparent, and people in the building can see the swimmers and the sky above their heads through the roof.
In this regard,
Netizens said:
This 360-degree infinity pool can be built as early as this year, and it will be fun in 2020! It's just that if you want to swim in it, you also need courage.
When it comes to infinity pools, the most representative example is the outdoor swimming pool on Marina Bay Sands In Singapore.
Sands SkyPark's infinity swimming pool offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Singapore's bustling beauty.
Soak up in the infinity pool in the sky garden on the top floor, or simply relax through the floor-to-ceiling windows of your room and enjoy stunning views of the Singapore skyline.
The edge of the pool at Golden Sands Hotel, although it looks a lot like a waterfall, is actually safe. Below the "waterfall" is the heart of Singapore, including merlion, durian theatre, convention centre, water stage and more.
The paradisiacal SkyPark Hotel Ubud is located right on bali's Ubud Rice Terraces.
To get here, you must take a cable car to enter this hidden place that looks like a fairyland.
Each room in the hotel has its own infinity pool, which seems to extend into the dense jungle, and the infinity pool blends perfectly with the surrounding rainforest, as if returning to nature.
The astrasuites is located right on the caldera cliffs of Santorini's Imoviri. This hotel has twice been voted the leading all-suite hotel in Greece by the World Travel Awards.
The hotel offers panoramic views of the Caldera and the Aegean Sea, as well as unparalleled sunsets over Santorini. The main attraction is its open-air infinity pool.
During the day, you can float quietly in the infinity pool on the edge of the cliff and enjoy the warm Mediterranean sunshine, where you can see the sparkling Aegean Sea 300 meters below.
When the sun sets below the Aegean Sea, the golden light of the setting sun spreads in the distant sky, and that kind of picture must be understood by going to Santorini once...