This yoga studio was the jewel of my trip to Florence. I was fortunate to be a short walk from the…read morestudio and able to attend every day. The environment and instructors were great. I highly recommend.

I found this yoga studio while visiting Florence from the US. I'm a yogi back home with a special…read moreplace in my heart for power vinyasa, so I thought it would be so fun to try an Italian studio. I accidentally booked at the wrong location when I booked online...there are two! I showed up for Maria's evening class and she was very kind and just transferred my class. They have mat rentals for only 1 euro and provide blocks and other props. The studio space is small, very simple, clean and very nice. Maria's class was lovely- a fast pace, simple vinyasa flow which I found to be very organized with a standing section, core and supine. It was so nice to practice on my vacation and experience Italian yoga! Only 15 euro to drop in and completely worth it. I would highly recommend.

francesca told us to shut up twice, we were not talking and then while i was changing she said…read moreAmericans are retarded.. that seemed wrong .. and we did not vote for trump.. so there is that. we always do yoga everywhere we travel and this was odd. it kicked off florence with a loss. but florence rallied for a win! and we found the v room, super fun!

Can't recommend this studio enough!…read more Decided to take a class while I was in town it was really great! Teacher was very informative and was very helpful in getting in the positions

I was really wanting a place to practice yoga while vacationing in Italy and this place was…read moreperfect! The instructor was very kind and I thoroughly enjoyed the class. Even though I don't speak any Italian, only English, I was able to follow along just fine by simply looking around the room. I would recommend this place to practice yoga to anyone!

As an Ashtanga practitioner I was very pleasantly surprised at Max's holistic approach to teaching…read moreand his adherence, not overly rigid/not too removed, to the style. The space is beautiful, with large windows; very organic--wood, stone, his soothing baritone voice to guide you through the moves. The receptionist was friendly, perfectly fluent in English, and makes all feel at home!

Great gym for a routine gym goer while on vacation. Good hours, nice staff, offers 1-3 day+ passes…read moreat good prices. Decent amount of equipment, DB's up to 32kg/~70lb, plenty of bumper plates. Small area for traditional lifting but on vacation I can't complain.

This is the perfect gym for a good workout in Firenze. Staff is wonderful and nice members there…read more I'm in Firenze often and always use Florence Fitness.

I love Keisha. She's friendly and easy to talk to, but more importantly, a great instructor. Fluent…read morein English and Italian, she walks you through poses and adjusts you properly when you're off. My background is in Bikram but having attended Keisha's Vinyasa Flow, I've been converted. You break a heavy sweat yet leave class feeling serene. Each class is slightly different from the last so every class is challenging and never dull. Classes are small/intimate and the studio is clean, quiet and peaceful. Now if only she had a studio in San Francisco...

From the owner: Vinyasa, Hatha, Kundalini, Prenatal, Postnatalread more

Ok, def. nicer than Swan - though slightly more expensive (just paid 135€ for two months at Swan;…read moreRicciardi = 158€ *plus* registration and assorted fees). Ricciardi feels far less cramped, cleaner, and friendlier--and has longer hours! On the other hand, Ricciardi also seems much more finicky: have to bring a photo for the card, and one is expected to bring a separate pair of "clean" gym shoes ?!? (not sure how rigorously that is enforced). No good bike parking in the immediate vicinity.

It's cheap and it's central…read more However, if there was ever a gym that needed a refurb, this is it. The bars for the weights are rusty and dented. The plates are so old you can't see what weight they are. There's no clips for the ends of the bars. The floor is wooden, and dented and chipped. The cardio machines are erratic at best. The space is massive, and there's tons of equipment, but it's all old, and tatty, it's badly laid out, and half of it doesn't work properly. Besides this, it is massively oversubscribed by American students, so you need to time your visit, because if you go between 6pm - 8pm there will be so many people there won't be any space for you to work out. And when I went in April, and it was 27 degrees outside, the owner said it was too early in the year to put the air con on. Unfortunately, when it's that hot, opening the windows doesn't make it any more comfortable - but I got the impression that keeping her customers comfortable was not her priority.

Interesting how it says it's open everywhere in the internet, but then you go and an unfriendly…read morewoman tells you they are close. Perhaps they don't like people who speak English or those who seem like tourists. They can just say that instead of saying the school is close. I'm a yoga instructor who will live here for the next 2 months and was looking for a serious school. Don't bother with this place.