One of the oldest Yoga institutions in Wien. It's in the 6th near Naschmarkt & is great. The Yoga…read moreinstruction is expert and genuine, which is very important when I am doing advanced asanas and poses. I can highly recommend Roland, Hannes and Brigitte personally. The rooms are also clean and spacious with separate change room facilities. If you are going by U-Bahn take the U3 or U6.

From the owner: Seminarraum Vermietung; Yoga; Körperarbeit; Philosophie; Biodanza;read more

One of the most popular places to hang in my hood (Vienna's 5th District of Margareten) is the…read moreBlockfabrik. This is a large boulder hall with lots of places to climb from easy to hard. You can do it one time or get a membership plan if you intend to go more often. And there's a nice chill cafe for eating and drinking - even if you are not going to climb. (I do def recommend drinking after climbing rather than before.) The Blockfabrik is so popular - especially late-afternoons and evenings - that I can guarantee you there will always be a lot of people 'hanging out' with you .... hanging both literally and figuratively!!

From the owner: Since 2007, we have been supporting individuals on their unique journey through yoga, meditation,…read morefunctional movement, and breathwork. Our welcoming studio in the heart center of Vienna offers a space for strength, regeneration, and personal growth. We cater to both beginners and experienced practitioners looking for a high-quality yoga studio in Vienna to nurture body and mind. Our intention is to help practicioners improve mobility, reduce stress, and cultivate lasting inner balance. Whether you’re just discovering yoga or looking to deepen your practice, bYOGA provides professional guidance in a supportive and respectful atmosphere.

never experienced such bad management skills. this women cant accept any kind of feedback and…read moredoesn't accept any kind of feedback. she doesnt take responsibility for the mistakes of her employees even if they lead to costs für client that occur due to the misorganisation and mistakes of the employees but leaves customers who are not responsible for the consequences. In the course of a conversation on the phone she simply hangs up the phone and no longer picks up. it really is an indictment of poverty. no competeneces available.

My wife and I attended Joey Robinson's class and both came away saying it was the best class in…read morerecent memory. We don't know Joey. We're both researchers from Boston (neuroscience and public health) who dip in and out of teaching yoga ourselves. Our apt in Vienna is too small to do a practice so we find the most convenient class when we're here. Usually we're barely able to tolerate the egoism, false wisdom, and effervescent banality of most yoga teachers (here or Boston or anywhere really). Joey was different. I appreciated his ability to take care of everyone in the room, from beginners to fellow instructors. That day I needed to let out some pent-up energy. He worked in challenging poses even though this doesn't seem to be what he was necessarily intending at the start of class. He was skilled at spontaneously setting a table at which everyone could eat. Good flow, good alignment, focus on breath, kept people light and engaged. People seem to know all this already as the class was full. I never write these but it's so rare to find a good yoga instructor out there that I felt it was necessary.

From the owner: Im Herzen Wiens in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Belvedere befindet sich das charmante Sivananda Yoga…read moreZentrum. Es bietet seit 1972 Yoga im klassischen Stil an. Auf einer Fläche von 400 m² mit fünf großzügigen, hellen Yogaräumen ist es die ideale Umgebung für Ihre Yogapraxis. Ein Team von 35 ehrenamtlichen Yogalehrern mit Diplom der Internationalen Sivananda Yogalehrer-Ausbildung garantiert authentischen Unterricht. Die ganzheitliche Yogapraxis harmonisiert bereits nach kurzer Zeit Körper, Geist und Seele und fördert das Gleichgewicht in allen Aspekten des Lebens. Das Sivananda Yoga Zentrum Wien ist Teil der gemeinnützigen Internationalen Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Organisation. 60 Yogazentren in vielen großen Städten der Welt ermöglichen eine weitgefächerte Yogapraxis: Drop-In Stunden, Yogakurse, Yogaurlaub, Zertifikatskurse, Programme mit internationalen Gastsprechern sowie eine der ersten Yogalehrer-Ausbildungen weltweit an derzeit 20 Kursorten in 15 Ländern. Wir wünschen viel Inspiration beim Üben! Om Shanti, Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Zentrum Wien

John Harris is a popular gym studio with international guests BUT there is a sculpture in the…read moreentrance: probably it's a Chinese man-figure who bending himself, like a slave (!) The intention of placing that ugly prop to the entrance must be: to give a warm welcoming gesture to the customers but for my opinion it is a politically seen highly problematic prop. That is a gym, in Austria/Vienna, which is operated by Austrians, its not a restaurant own by Chinese people. There is indeed no meaning to place this ugly prop in the entrance. If they like to they could put there a traditional Austrian man prop wearing dirndl welcoming the gym guests! (I would even find that one problematic: which century are we living in please?) So: Why a Chinese man? Are we in China? Secondly I must say at the gym, fitness machines are not very good, I can tell since I am someone with an extremely busy travel schedule and have been working out in diverse studios on this planet in the recent years, so I think for this price the quality could be a bit better though... And some music in the dressing room wouldn't definitely harm. Lastly at the studio the trainers are quite friendly but there is a woman at the desk with red hair, who is extremely unfriendly, she even doesn't look in your eyes while talking, she never smiles. There are enough unfriendly people living in this city, indeed some more unfriendliness is not necessary at all especially at the gym where you pay for.

Maybe it used to be a good place, but not anymore. After 6 months membership, I would say the…read moreoverall experience leaves a lot to desire. The customer relationship is appalling, considering the price segment and the self-proclaimed "exclusive/luxury" gym. Beware of everything that you discuss with the sales manager, Alexander Pazourek, you might be in for a lot of surprises after you sign the contract. The spinning courses are limited, and the only way to reserve a place is to come in more than 30 minutes early to put a towel on your bike. The schedule of the gym is for weekend days until 9, but you must go to lockers area 30 in advance, so 8 30 the latest. Instructors there are like overzealous policemen. They will come at 8 30 sharp to tell you that it's time to go to the locker. The only other time I was approached by an instructor was to ask me if I have a towel while I was running on the treadmill, and after showing it to her she just said "Oh, I did not see it because it was black". On the good side, go there if you want to make use of their 25m pool as it is big, clean and there are only few people.