The Best Yoga Studios in Canberra

There are few places more atmospheric than an art gallery, so that’s exactly where this yoga takes place. Teaming up with the NewActon arts and culture precinct, Flow Yoga runs sessions among the art in the Nishi Gallery. There are just six classes a week, but teacher Odona also occasionally runs special classes to coincide with other arts events such as the Art, Not Apart festival, and guests at the nearby Ovolo Hotel can attend classes for free. Once you’ve finished your practice, leave some time for a different kind of self-care and visit one of the restaurants or bars in the NewActon precinct, and salute the tequila sunrise!

This beautiful space in the south of Canberra is not just a studio, but also a community. Rise aims to offer a space for people to connect, relax and take some time out of their busy days for themselves. Along with conventional yoga classes they also run workshops to help people create mindfulness routines that they can implement in their everyday lives. With a focus on mobility and inclusivity, Rise aims to create a safe space for all people to participate.

This busy studio has a huge range of classes ranging from meditation and beginner classes to strong dynamic styles. They also run courses for pregnant women and motherhood classes to support women after giving birth in a supportive and child-friendly environment. The Canberra Yoga Space is also a great option for people wanting to train as teachers, or learn more about a range of different yoga styles.

This popular inner-city studio is right in the middle of hipster Lonsdale Street. Sweat it out in a heated ‘Soul Burn’ class or cool off with a slow Yin practice. If you’ve always wanted to further your understanding of yoga practices, SOULution is also fully qualified to run teacher training. SOULution also runs sessions by the lake for those wanting some fresh air. If you’re lucky you may have some enthusiastic pups joining in for some downward dog.

The team at here. have created a simple but elegant light-filled space with big windows and natural materials. They offer a number of different classes with their own twist on conventional names. Try out go.yo for a more upbeat class, or practise mindfulness with a slow.yo class. This studio also takes a holistic approach by providing services for your mind and your body with on-site physiotherapy and psychology. There’s a long communal table and filter coffee available, so you can socialise or relax for a little longer before returning to the real world.