10 Locations
Berlin has one of the densest yoga scenes in Germany, and a good yoga studio shapes how the practice feels day to day. From early Vinyasa flows before work to slow Yin sessions in the evening, the city covers every level and temperament, with studios spread across Prenzlauer Berg, Kreuzberg, Neukölln and Mitte.
This overview gathers Berlin locations that run regular classes, drop-ins and workshops across styles such as Hatha, Ashtanga, Vinyasa and restorative yoga. Many hold space for beginners as well as long-time practitioners, and several add pranayama, meditation and sound sessions to the weekly schedule.
Expect bright rooms, small group sizes and teachers who adjust sequences to the people in front of them. Browse the addresses below to find a yoga studio in Berlin that matches your neighbourhood, your schedule and the kind of practice you want to keep.
In Schöneberg, on Herbertstraße, SOULYOGA Berlin combines well-founded Aerial Yoga teacher training with a warm atmosphere. Founder Jasmin Kassem shapes the studio with dogma-free, anatomically healthy Aerial & Yoga and has made a name for herself as a BDY-certified lecturer at the Yoga Akademie Berlin.
In the hidden backyard of Boxhagener Straße in Friedrichshain, Mahalaya Yoga & Healing Arts resides in the listed halls of a former writing pen factory. What started in 2012 as a pure hot yoga studio is now one of Berlin's most versatile yoga training centers, combining intense depth with healing tranquility.
Spirit Yoga Berlin in Charlottenburg and Zehlendorf stands for one of the city's most renowned yoga teacher trainings: well-founded, Yoga Alliance certified, and shaped by the distinctive style of its founder, Patricia Thielemann. Those trained here not only learn sequencing and anatomy but also develop a clear stance as a teaching personality.
Located in the light-filled attic of an old factory building in the Bergmannkiez in Kreuzberg, Yoga Sky is one of Berlin's oldest Vinyasa studios and also a serious training center. Those who complete a yoga teacher training here learn from people who have walked the path themselves.
At Senefelder Platz in Prenzlauer Berg, the Sonne und Mond health center combines yoga and Ayurveda into a holistic teaching concept. The cross-traditional yoga teacher training is aimed at all who not only want to practice yoga, but truly understand it.
Sun Yoga in Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg represents Hot Yoga at Berlin's highest level, and has done so since 2002. As Europe's oldest Hot Yoga studio, Sun Yoga not only trains ambitious practitioners but also sends inspiring teachers into the world with its renowned yoga teacher training for over 15 years.
Three Boons Yoga, formerly Jivamukti Yoga Berlin, is Berlin's most renowned address for in-depth yoga teacher trainings in the Jivamukti tradition. Located in Berlin-Mitte, Brunnenstraße 29, the studio offers a tiered training system from a 180-hour foundational course to a 930-hour mentoring program. Those who complete a yoga teacher training here delve into a living lineage that directly traces back to Jivamukti founders Sharon Gannon and David Life.
Hidden in the backyard of an old Berlin building on Helmholtzplatz in Prenzlauer Berg, KALAA Yoga Berlin has been offering Yoga Alliance level yoga trainings since 2011: well-founded, holistic, and founded by professional dancers.
In the backyard of the historic Postwerk in Tegel, YogaWerk Berlin offers one of the few yoga teacher trainings in northern Berlin: modern, undogmatic, and with a therapeutic Vinyasa focus. Those trained here receive an internationally recognized RYT-200 certificate from Yoga Alliance.
In the heart of Oberschöneweide, in a listed factory building directly on the Spree riverbank, Yoga Labor Berlin offers certified Hatha and Vinyasa training with real depth. Those who learn to teach here not only breathe in yoga air but also industrial charm and views of the Spree.