Gyms in Vienna
A quick and easy overview of all the gyms in Vienna – filter by price, rating, parking and much more.
Find your gym in Vienna
Below you can discover and compare all the gyms in Vienna in one place. Filter by price per month, rating, parking, guided workouts and free trial session, and sort the results by distance so that the gyms nearest to you appear first. That way you'll find a gym in Vienna that fits your goals and your daily routine more quickly.
The profiles show you the address, photos, equipment, class timetable, opening hours, contact details and genuine Google reviews. Once you've found the right gym, you can send an enquiry straight away or book a trial session online.
All gyms and workouts in Wien
Choosing a gym in Vienna

How do I choose a gym in Vienna?
Vienna has more than 120 gyms, training centres and boutique studios – from large chains with low monthly fees to small studios with personal support. Before you decide, answer three questions: do you only want machine-based and free training, or classes as well? What is your budget? And where in the city do you spend most of your time? There are gyms in 22 of the 23 districts, with particularly large numbers in Leopoldstadt, Favoriten, Donaustadt and Innere Stadt. Check the contract length too: some gyms tie you in for twelve months, while others offer memberships with no minimum term.

How much does a gym in Vienna cost?
Monthly fees in Vienna range from around €25 at chains such as McFit and Clever Fit to €130 and more at premium clubs and CrossFit boxes. Half of all gyms in Vienna cost no more than €34.90 a month, while a quarter cost €60 or more. Budget gyms usually offer a standard package with equipment, whereas premium providers such as John Harris Fitness (€89) include classes, sauna and pool. Before you sign up, compare what is included in the price – equipment only, classes as well, or wellness on top – and whether there is a one-off joining fee.

What does a good gym in Vienna offer?
Gyms in Vienna fall into three categories. Classic gyms such as FITINN, Clever Fit or McFit mainly offer equipment and areas for free training – strength, cardio and a functional area – ideal if you have a clear plan. Training centres add classes to the equipment, from yoga and Pilates to CrossFit and boxing; around one in three gyms in Vienna offers group classes. Boutique studios are smaller, with personal support, and often specialise in one type of training, such as EMS, indoor cycling or circuit training for women. If you're looking for wellness, you'll find gyms with a sauna and swimming pool in the premium segment.

What happens on your first visit to a gym in Vienna?
Many gyms in Vienna offer a free trial session or a day pass – the "Free visit" filter brings up around one in three gyms. On your first visit you'll be shown around the premises, told the house rules and given an introduction to the equipment. Large chains have staff at reception, while boutique studios usually start with a short introductory chat. Schedule your trial session for the time of day when you plan to train regularly later on – that way you'll see how busy it gets. To sign up you'll usually need ID and your bank details.
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Gyms in Vienna: frequently asked questions
A gym is mainly equipped with machines and an area for free training – weights, cardio, functional area. A training centre additionally offers supervised group classes led by trainers. A boutique studio is smaller and often specialises in one type of training, such as Pilates, yoga, EMS or boxing. Vienna has all three types. Which one suits you depends on whether you need guidance or prefer to train independently.
