I've passed this studio on numerous occasions and a colleague goes here so since getting bodypass I…read moredecided to give their vinyasa class a try after work. To get to the studio you go in from Victoria St and go up the stairs. The staff seem pretty easy going and there are a few couches with water and tea plus small retail area and some books and cards. I can't comment on the bathrooms as they were separate but I did use the female change room and again it is just closed off by a curtain and has heaps of yoga mats piled in there. The good thing about this place is that there is plenty of space! The yoga room has high ceilings and is bright with natural lighting. You can even borrow mats, blankets, bands, eye covers, bolsters and foam blocks without extra charges. On this occasion the vinyasa was instructed by a cover so I can't really comment on what their regular classes are like. I enjoyed the space here and they seem to offer yin and vinyasa at all levels so I'll be sure to try another class and add to the review but so far I love the space!

Number one worst yoga studio ive been to in my life…read more the chinese instructer was rude and would not let me do basic moves using blocks to support myself and tried having a fight in the middle of the class this is not a place to relax and meditate cause the instructor has some serious issues she needs to work on dont go!

This is a very fun run along the lake. The entertainments along the race were great and kept me…read morerunning to the 20th kilometer and the last kilometer is filled with fans along the lake. There were enough water stations along the race. I didn't see any bathrooms. The infrastructure around the race was organized very poorly. There were no shuttle services to bring people to the race and the trains were leaving only a couple of times and way too early for the half marathon. The schedule was only optimal for the 10k runners. But overall I enjoyed the vibe and the energy of the whole run and the festivities in town but having a car for every thing was necessary which was surprising for me in Austria!