Relax

In the backyard of a former post office building between Savignyplatz and the University of the Arts, Spirit Yoga teaches its own Power Vinyasa-inspired style in levels. Additionally, they offer Yin Yoga, Back Yoga, and a Pre- and Postnatal program.

The Spreewald Thermenhotel in Burg is connected to the Spreewald Therme via a weather-protected bathrobe walkway, and its brine comes from a depth of 1,350 meters. For hotel guests, the brine bath and sauna garden are included in the room rate, along with a private wellness lounge.

The Wellnesshotel Seeschlösschen is located on the shores of Lake Senftenberg in the Lusatian Lake District and features a 5,000 square meter spa area with indoor and outdoor pools, a natural swimming pond, and eight saunas. Additionally, it offers its own Ayurveda center and four private spas for two.

Japanese head care in the heart of Kreuzberg: The Iramasure Master Atelier on Riemannstraße offers personal 1:1 care, traditional Japanese Head Spa rituals, and a calm ambiance far from salon hustle and bustle.

The Stadtbad Oderberger opened in 1902, stood empty for about three decades after 1986, and is now a swimming pool again: a 20-meter lane in a listed hall with original tiles and a gallery. Additionally, there is a Finnish sauna at 90 degrees, infrared loungers, an ice fountain, and a private relaxation area. External guests book a time slot in advance.

In the attic on Tempelhofer Berg, Yoga Sky has been teaching Vinyasa, Yin, and Hatha Yoga since 2012; yoga classes have existed at this location since 1998. The 500 square meters include two yoga rooms, four treatment rooms, and a lounge.

On Knobelsdorffstraße in Charlottenburg, experience challenging hot yoga sequences at up to 40 degrees, followed by a lounge and spa area. Yoga und More combines warmth, movement, and bodywork under one roof.

Located on Wilmersdorfer Straße in Charlottenburg, VIVA Studio offers yoga from Vinyasa to Kundalini, plus Pilates, Barre, and massages. The studio's café exclusively serves plant-based bowls, bagels, and smoothies.

In the former jewellery vault of the Dresdner Bank, built in 1889, sits a spa of eight hundred square metres that has worked under a new brand since the end of 2024. Its twenty metre pool is framed by original marble columns, alongside a Finnish sauna, a steam bath, a stalagmite ice fountain, a Kneipp foot basin and five treatment rooms.

The Yi-Spa at Monbijouplatz 3a combines Asian massage art with natural cosmetics made from coconut, yogurt, tamarind, honey, and papaya. Each treatment begins with a foot peeling bath and ends with tea and a small snack. Bathrobes and flip-flops are provided, and the underground car park is available to guests free of charge. Couples receive a double lounger.

Above the rooftops of the government district, a sports and spa break between two appointments quickly turns into half a vacation day. Three saunas, a new steam bath, and an outdoor terrace meet here with a panoramic view that extends over the Spree to the Reichstag. Additionally, there's a fitness area with Technogym equipment that can be used between sauna sessions.

In the southeast of Brandenburg, in Tauer on the edge of the Spreewald, stands a four-star hotel where everything revolves around arriving and unwinding: four saunas, an indoor pool in front of an open fireplace, an oriental hammam, and a wellness garden that becomes a second spa in summer. Cycling and hiking trails lead directly past the house, and in the evening, a kitchen reinterprets Spreewald classics at a high level.

Gut Klostermühle is uniquely situated on Lake Madlitz near Briesen (Mark), on an estate that once belonged to Carthusian monks. The BRUNE BALANCE med & SPA includes indoor and outdoor pools, several saunas, and a Medical Spa with a doctor's consultation room and an Ayurvedic doctor.

The Sunday Resort Schwielowsee is located in Petzow near Werder (Havel) directly on the lakeshore, with its own harbor and pile dwellings on the water. The 1,500 square meter spa includes an indoor pool, an outdoor pool with a pool bar, a bio sauna, and a Finnish sauna.

In Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, not far from Kurfürstendamm, The Velvet Berlin combines Japanese head spa rituals with the ambiance of a luxury hair salon. Those seeking scalp care and deep relaxation will find both under one roof.

The Ensō Studio sits in the former post office on Bölschestraße in Friedrichshagen, right across from the S-Bahn station and a few minutes from Müggelsee. Yin, Restorative and QiGong share the schedule with Vinyasa and Pilates, and there is a massage room of its own plus a lounge with freshly brewed tea for afterwards.

Directly on Lake Großer Döllnsee in the Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve near Templin: The four-star Hotel Döllnsee-Schorfheide offers lake holidays in Brandenburg with its own bathing jetty, bathhouse, and plenty of surrounding forest, just an hour's drive north of Berlin.

At Vienna House by Wyndham Andel's on Landsberger Allee, you'll find one of Berlin's few hotel saunas that also welcomes non-lodging guests: three sauna variations, a whirlpool, outdoor terraces, plus optional massages.

The Hotel Esplanade Resort & Spa in Bad Saarow has its own 3,000 square meter sandy beach on Lake Scharmützelsee and a spa with a year-round warm brine outdoor pool. The hotel only accepts guests aged 16 and over, including in the Day Spa.

The Yi-Spa at Monbijouplatz in Berlin Mitte brings Thai massage art right into the capital. Those looking for a professional Thai massage or a wellness break in the heart of Berlin will find an award-winning day spa with a Far Eastern ambiance here.

Eight floors above Marlene-Dietrich-Platz lies a hotel spa of more than 800 square metres with a fifteen metre indoor pool, a whirlpool, a Finnish sauna and a Turkish steam bath. There is also a roof terrace with 250 square metres of lawn and a view across the rooftops. Day guests without a hotel booking can use the area with a day pass.

The Waldhochseilgarten Jungfernheide hangs 14 courses at heights of 3 to 17 metres in a 144 hectare mixed forest in Charlottenburg-Nord. Three Explor Games are played on the ground with a tablet and GPS, and the Sommergarten by the old water tower serves stone oven pizza to deckchairs, open to visitors without a climbing ticket.

At Senefelderplatz, the Sonne & Mond Health Center has been offering Hatha Yoga in small, fixed classes for over 15 years, along with yoga therapy, Ayurveda massages, and nutritional counseling. Many prevention courses are subsidized by health insurance companies.

In Friedrichshain, directly on Petersburger Straße, CIELA awaits with Korean-inspired Head Spa rituals for all who truly want to escape Berlin's daily grind. The studio combines scalp care with holistic relaxation, an Asian-influenced atmosphere, and a range of treatments that go far beyond the usual wellness routine.

The name Salamatee means House of Health and Well-being, and that's what the studio on Brandenburgische Straße in Wilmersdorf is designed for. Traditional Thai massages are performed here on couches specially made in Thailand, complemented by aroma oil, hot stone, and herbal stamps. After the massage, a moment of reflection in the lounge with Thai tea follows.