Myrtha Pools® is a commercial division of A&T Europe S.p.a. Founded in 1961 in Castiglione delle Stiviere (MN, Italy), it quickly became Italy's première swimming pool Company, and is now recognised as a leader in the European swimming pool market. The Company designs and manufactures most of the components used in a Myrtha® pool and it's technical department can assist with the planning and design of the pools as well as providing supervisory assistance during the actual installation. Myrtha Pools® has built swimming pools in over 70 Countries around the world in all extremes of climatic and environmental conditions.
Myrtha Pool®’s exclusive technologies have been chosen for Great International Competitions, as Olympic Games and World Swimming Championships.


Myrtha Pools technologies
Myrtha is simply the most exclusive and advanced technology in the swimming pool industry. Its patented pre-engineered modular laminated steel panels and buttress system enables Myrtha to obtain perfect waterproofing, efficient installation and low maintenance pools suitable for almost any environment.

The Myrtha Technology is the perfect solution for temporary installations. Myrtha has built pools in venues ranging from stadiums to sports halls as in Rome on the Italic Forum tennis courts.





Rome 1994 – Rome 2009

Rome, Italic Forum, September 1994. Myrtha Pools was the official supplier of VII FINA World Swimming Championships. Due to the structural restrictions of The Italic Forum they were not able to have a synchro swimming pool. The solution was to build a temporary venue with the Myrtha Technology on the Central Tennis Court.

Rome, Italic Forum, July 2009. After 15 years Myrtha Pools returns to Rome as the Official Partner and Official Supplier for 13th FINA World Swimming Championships. The temporary pools built by Myrtha Pools are the following:

The Waterpolo Pool (34x20.40x2 m) is installed on the Central Tennis Court, same as in 1994.

The Synchro Swimming Pool (34x21x3 m) is installed on the “Pietrangeli” tennis court, in the Royal Tennis Stadium.


Roma09 Training facilities: the Aniene Rowing Club swimming pools
The 2009 Rome World Championships aquatic complex has three pools built by Myrtha Pools inside the AQUANIENE swimming centre. Recently inaugurated, the Centre hosts the training sessions of the Italian swimming team during the World Championships.

In the new centre Myrtha Pools has three permanent installations with the Myrtha Technology: a 53x25 m outdoor Olympic pool and two indoor pools, 25x25 and 25x12.50 m.