This page lists gyms in Berlin where a day pass is confirmed. Some also list lockers. Pages for gyms with a day pass also exist for Hamburg and Bremen. Entry rules are set by each gym, so check its profile for how a single visit works. For other cities, see gyms with a day pass in Germany.
At a glance
Many German gyms are built around 12- or 24-month contracts, so a day ticket (Tageskarte) is the easiest way to train while travelling or to try a studio. This list covers gyms with a confirmed day ticket or single-visit option, with the most choice in Hamburg and Berlin and many more in smaller towns. Many of them also have a sauna, so a visit can end with a sauna round after training.
Train without a contract in Hamburg, Berlin, Bremen and smaller cities.
A Tageskarte or single entry is how travellers and contract-wary visitors use a German studio, and the studios that sell one are concentrated in Hamburg, Berlin and Bremen, with others in Göttingen and Mönchengladbach.
Compare the price with a ten-visit card if you train often, and check whether the ticket includes courses, the sauna or a drinks flat rate, and whether you must bring ID or register online before you arrive.
17 results
Berlin· Spreestraße
Berliner Ruderclub Ägir is a rowing-club base on Spreestraße in southeastern Berlin. As a sports centre, it sits alongside other sports centres in the listings. The profile keeps the facts together.
Berlin· Mühlenstraße 62
Berta Block is a dedicated bouldering gym on Mühlenstraße in Berlin-Pankow. The listing places it among climbing gyms and sports centres. Find it at Mühlenstraße 62, 13187 Berlin. Confirm details with the venue.
Berlin· Linienstraße 127
Chimosa is a sports and fitness centre on Linienstraße in central Berlin. Filed under sports centres. The address is Linienstraße 127, 10115 Berlin.
Berlin· Alt-Friedrichsfelde 65 D
Frauenfitness balance is a women-focused fitness venue in eastern Berlin. Frauenfitness balance is located at Alt-Friedrichsfelde 65 D in Berlin. Filed under sports centres. The profile keeps the facts together.
Berlin· Ostseestraße
Golden Glory Germany is a martial arts school in Berlin. The school lies on Ostseestraße in Berlin. Listed here as a martial arts school. The profile keeps the facts together.
Berlin· Uhlandstraße
Lagoa Yoga is a yoga and movement studio in Berlin. Lagoa Yoga provides space for guided yoga, mobility and related mind-body practice. Address: Uhlandstraße, 10623 Berlin. Information is limited to the listing.
Berlin· Böttgerstraße 20
Magic Mountain is an indoor climbing and bouldering centre on Böttgerstraße in Berlin-Gesundbrunnen. The climbing hall at Böttgerstraße 20 offers roped climbing and bouldering, with instruction for people learning the sport.
Berlin· Klosterstraße 3
A fitness and spa club above the Spandau Arcaden shopping centre, with indoor and outdoor pools and a roof terrace. The Berlin Spandau club occupies an upper level of the Spandau Arcaden on Klosterstraße. Find it at Klosterstraße 3, 13581 Berlin. Check the venue for anything specific.
Berlin· Herzbergstraße 87-99
A Berlin-Lichtenberg training gym combining boxing, Muay Thai, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and MMA with fitness and recovery spaces. It is listed as a gym in Berlin, Germany. Its address is Herzbergstraße 87-99, 10365 Berlin.
Berlin· Edinburger Straße
Schillerpark Center is a sports venue on Edinburger Straße in Berlin. Listed here as a sports centre. Details are limited to what is listed.
Berlin· Nordendstraße
spok is a club sports venue at Nordendstraße in Berlin. The associated organisation is spok sport und kultur gmbh. As a sports centre, it sits alongside other sports centres in the listings.
Berlin· Berliner Allee
In Berlin, Sporthalle is an indoor sports venue located at Berliner Allee. The listing places it among sports centres. Check the venue for anything specific.
Berlin· Persiusstraße
Squash 2000 on Persiusstraße in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a squash and fitness club with five courts, a fitness studio, two table-tennis tables and a sauna area. Listed here as a sports centre. Details are limited to what is listed.
Berlin· Persiusstraße
Squash is the headline sport, supported by a fitness studio and table-tennis tables, with sauna and wellness facilities for recovery. It opens from 10:00 to 23:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 18:00 at weekends. The address is Persiusstraße, 10245 Berlin. Details are limited to what is listed.
Berlin· Schleusenufer 4
Located at Schleusenufer 4 in Berlin, The Frontline Box is a fitness facility. Check the venue for anything specific.
Berlin· Wullenweberstraße 15
Turn- und Freizeitzentrum „Wulle“ is a gymnastics and leisure centre in Berlin, with its address at Wullenweberstraße 15. The associated organisation is TSV GutsMuths 1861 e. V. It is listed as a sports centre in Berlin, Germany. Only listed information is shown.
Berlin· Columbiadamm
Located at Columbiadamm in Berlin, Turngemeinde in Berlin 1848 is a club-associated sports facility. Confirm details with the venue.
What differs from one gym to the next, and what to check before you sign up.
A day ticket usually covers the gym floor and the classes for the day; the sauna may cost extra. Smaller studios often sell ten-visit cards that bring the price per visit down. Bring a towel, as German gyms require one on the equipment, and a padlock for the locker if the studio does not provide one. Some studios only sell day tickets at the desk during staffed hours.
Browse the gyms in Berlin by what else you need.
Each page brings together the gyms in Berlin that offer that facility, with a short guide and common questions. A gym that lists several facilities appears on each of their pages, so you can cross-check a shortlist.
Hamburg has the most, with 30.
Each city page lists only the gyms with a day pass there, with how common they are compared with Germany, the chains that run them and answers to local questions.
Useful for travellers who want to train for a day without a membership.
How often gyms list a day pass varies widely between countries, and it is a very common listing in the Baltic and much of the Nordic region. A gym without a listing may still sell single visits, so check before you travel.
Short answers to what people ask before choosing one of these gyms.
17 gyms in Berlin sell a day pass or single visit, 44% of all gyms listed there. That makes them a useful option in a country where most studios sign 12- or 24-month contracts.
Hamburg (30), Berlin (17), and Bremen (7) have the most. Across Germany, 220 gyms selling a day pass or single visit are listed in 142 cities.
44% of the listed gyms in Berlin sell a day pass or single visit, against 36% across Germany.
5 of the day-pass gyms in Berlin confirm lockers. Bring a padlock, as many German studios expect your own.
Yes. Many German studios price their memberships around minimum terms of 12 or 24 months, but the gyms on this list also sell a day ticket or single visit. For a stay of a few weeks, a ten-visit card or a short-term plan is often cheaper.
Usually the gym floor, the changing rooms and the classes on that day. Sauna access, drink flat rates and towel hire are often extra.
If you train a few times a month, often yes. Many smaller studios sell a ten-visit card that brings the price per visit below a day ticket and stays valid for several months.
All places in one list, or grouped by what the place is
People exploring Berlin can either go through all listed places one by one or begin with the kind of place they are after. Either route ends at individual place profiles.
Browse gyms and other places to exercise in Berlin
A list of places to exercise in Berlin, Germany. Every entry links to a profile with its address and the details we hold. Search by name or brand works too.
2Kinds of places to exercise in Berlin
Choose the sort of facility you want in Berlin: gyms, sports centres, martial arts schools and others. Each choice opens a shorter list of matching places. Handy when the kind of facility matters more than the name.