Studios checked October 2026 · 8 min read
Vienna's reformer scene has grown quickly, with polished studios in the Innere Stadt, a 340-square-metre reformer club in Neubau and high-intensity formats in Josefstadt. This guide covers six studios with confirmed addresses, including options that teach in English, with what each does best and how to book.
Vienna, Austria
Reformer and Lagree studios from the Innere Stadt to Josefstadt and Neubau
6 Studios · Curated & Verified
Reichsratsstraße 5, 1010 Wien
JUNE's signature is its Dynamic Reformer class, a Pilates-inspired reformer workout built for strength, flexibility and posture, with flows set to motivating music. Its studio on Reichsratsstraße near Parliament runs classes in German and English, and there is a second JUNE studio, JUNE Townhouse, on Schwertgasse.
Worth knowing: the entrance is on the Doblhofgasse side, which first-timers often miss.
Neubaugasse 64-66, 1070 Wien
Maité is a 340-square-metre reformer and yoga club on Neubaugasse, with changing rooms stocked with Dyson hair dryers. Classes include Reformer Flow and Dynamic Reformer, and its Maité Academy runs advanced reformer teacher training at the same address.
Worth knowing: a large, polished club; less intimate than a small owner-run studio.
Garnisongasse 4/1, 1090 Wien
PY Studio runs reformer Pilates, yoga and strength workouts from studios in the 9th and 1st districts, including Garnisongasse near the university. Its 55-minute Reformer Flow and beginner classes are among the best-reviewed in Vienna on Eversports, with thousands of ratings.
Worth knowing: pregnant clients cannot take part in reformer classes, and cancellations need three hours' notice.
Nelkengasse 6/5, 1060 Wien
DIE DER Studio on Nelkengasse brings Los Angeles-style reformer Pilates energy to Vienna, with a personalised approach and instructors who are friendly to beginners. It is rated around 4.9 across booking platforms.
Worth knowing: a boutique studio with a smaller timetable than the larger clubs.
Schmidgasse 2/1, 1080 Wien
BÅL Studios brought high-intensity, low-impact training on next-generation MegaCore machines to Josefstadt. Its 50-minute Full Body Burner class is one of the most intense reformer-style workouts in the city, and it is rated around 4.9 by thousands of ClassPass users.
Worth knowing: MegaCore is closer to Lagree than classical Pilates; expect a tough, sweaty workout.
Berggasse 7, 1090 Wien
MOVEHAUS teaches the Lagree method on the Megaformer, with slow, controlled movements under constant tension. Its studio on Berggasse in Alsergrund runs Lagree Signature classes, including sessions in German.
Worth knowing: Lagree is not classical Pilates; it is a different machine and a harder, slower format.
Most Vienna studios take bookings through at least one of these platforms. Reformer classes often need a higher membership tier, so check before you book.
Several Vienna studios, including JUNE, run classes in English as well as German. Check the class name or description before you book.
Studios such as PY Studio need three hours' notice to cancel, and late cancellations are usually charged. Plan around your commute.
Vienna has classical-leaning reformer studios and Megaformer studios. Lagree and MegaCore are tougher, slower formats; reformer Pilates focuses more on technique.
Grip socks are required at almost every reformer studio in Vienna. Owning a pair saves buying them at the desk.
Where to look depending on where you live, work or stay.
Polished studios near the Ring and Parliament, including Dynamic Reformer classes taught in German and English.
A large reformer club on Neubaugasse and boutique LA-style studios a few streets away, close to Mariahilfer Straße.
High-intensity MegaCore training in a residential district just behind the Rathaus.
Well-reviewed reformer and Lagree studios near the university, convenient for students and young professionals.
Grip socks are required at most reformer studios in Vienna. These are our recommended picks, all available on Amazon. Affiliate disclosure.
Quick Picks: At a Glance
Our 6 picks are JUNE (Innere Stadt (1st district)), Maité (Neubau (7th district)), PY Studio (Alsergrund (9th district) · 1st district), DIE DER Studio (Mariahilf (6th district)), BÅL Studios (Josefstadt (8th district)) and MOVEHAUS Lagree (Alsergrund (9th district)). Each listing above covers what the studio is best for, its signature class and a booking tip.
This guide covers Innere Stadt (1st district), Neubau & Mariahilf (6th and 7th), Josefstadt (8th) and Alsergrund (9th). Polished studios near the Ring and Parliament, including Dynamic Reformer classes taught in German and English.
Book through Eversports, ClassPass or Urban Sports Club. Look for English-language classes. Watch cancellation windows.
Grip socks are required at most reformer studios. Our gear list for Vienna covers grip socks, a Pilates mat, a magic circle, resistance bands, a foam roller and a home reformer.
Yes. Several studios, including JUNE on Reichsratsstraße, run classes in English as well as German. Check the class description on the booking platform.
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