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World Class Romania opens 47th health & fitness club in northern Bucharest’s Cosmopolis Plaza

January 29, 2025

World Class said that its largest health & fitness club in the north of Bucharest, and the 47th in the local network, was inaugurated in Cosmopolis Plaza. The new location spans over 2,300 sqm and features the first indoor swimming pool within the Cosmopolis residential complex. 

With over 15,000 residents, Cosmopolis is the largest residential project built in Romania after 1989.

The new World Class club offers a 25-meter swimming pool with seven lanes, designed for both...

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