Every gym on this page is in Norway and has yoga classes confirmed. Look for yin or stretching classes, check the early-morning and evening times, and ask whether a drop-in ticket covers yoga. Yoga is less common on Norwegian gym timetables; this list includes Bergen and Trondheim. Some of these gyms also list Pilates. Each gym profile has the address and details.
At a glance
Yoga appears on fewer Norwegian gym timetables than in Sweden or Poland, so this list is short: a few gyms in Bergen and Trondheim and one each in towns such as Fredrikstad and Haugesund. Many Norwegians practise yoga at dedicated studios, while gyms tend to offer it as one class among many.
Compare yoga timetables in Bergen, Trondheim and smaller towns.
Yoga at Norwegian gyms is centred on Bergen and Trondheim, with further classes in Sistranda on Frøya, Løten and Rjukan, Elixia among them.
With fewer gym yoga classes than in much of Europe, the timetable matters: check how often classes run, their style and level, whether drop-in visitors can join and whether a dedicated yoga studio nearby would offer more choice for regular practice, especially outside Bergen and Trondheim.
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Trondheim· Vestre Rosten
This profile details 3T Rosten, a large, multi-level fitness centre in Trondheim, Norway. It provides comprehensive strength and cardio training areas, dedicated studios for various classes like spinning and yoga, squash courts, a 25-metre swimming pool, and a recovery spa with sauna and whirlpool facilities.
Trondheim· Stavsvegen
Dragvollhallen in Trondheim, Norway, is a varied sports centre offering a multi-use hall, gym, squash courts, a climbing wall, and yoga space. It is operated by Sit and NTNU, providing members with accessible facilities and changing rooms with saunas.
Fredrikstad· Dikeveien
Discover the history and current status of the training premises at Dikeveien 48, Fredrikstad, Norway. This location previously operated under the Elixia and SATS brands before becoming SKY Fitness Fredrikstad Dikeveien.
Bergen· Fantoftvegen
Fantofthallen in Bergen, Norway, is a multi-faceted student sports centre. It provides a gym, group class studio, sports hall, squash courts, climbing and bouldering facilities, and a golf simulator, alongside amenities like a sauna and changing rooms.
Storsteinnes· Strandveien
Frisk Trim og Helse AS is a sports centre in Storsteinnes, Norway, offering self-directed exercise and instructor-led classes. Find details on flexible access options suitable for residents and visitors, combined with extended hours and a community feel.
Sandvika· Durudveien
A training and sports centre on Durudveien in Sandvika. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Trondheim· Singsakerbakken
Gløshaugen idrettsbygg in Trondheim, Norway, offers a wide range of fitness facilities. This sports centre includes extensive weight and cardio training areas, two sports halls, group studios, and amenities like saunas and changing rooms.
Lillehammer· Kleivbakken
Håkons hall is a landmark sports centre in Lillehammer, Norway, renowned for its Olympic heritage and diverse facilities. Discover its indoor running track, squash courts, golf simulators, and flexible court spaces suitable for various sports.
Oppeid· Moreneveien
Hamarøyhallen is a versatile sports and community complex located in Oppeid, Norway. It provides a divisible main hall suitable for various sports and events, alongside dedicated spaces for climbing, fitness, spinning, and other activities. The venue is operated by Hamarøy kommune.
Haugesund· Hanne Hauglands veg
Explore Haugesund turnhall, a sports centre located in Haugesund, Norway. This venue hosts a variety of gymnastics disciplines, including TeamGym and rhythmic gymnastics, alongside adult movement classes. It is operated by Haugesund kommune and owned by Haugesund Turnforening.
Hønefoss· Ringeriksgata
Hønefoss Arena, located in Hønefoss, Norway, is a modern indoor sports complex. This venue offers extensive facilities including three full courts, a gymnastics hall, a climbing wall, a 60-metre running track, and a fitness area, catering to a variety of sports and training needs.
Bergen· Åsaneveien
Lehmkuhlhallen is a sports centre in Bergen, Norway, run by Sammen. It functions as a multi-purpose hall for student clubs, with most times from 14:00 allocated by the Bergen Student Sports Council. The facility also includes additional training and hobby spaces.
Sistranda· Internatbakkan
Maxtrim is a well-equipped sports centre in Sistranda, Norway, offering a variety of fitness options including strength and cardio machines, group studios, and squash courts. The venue also hosts several wellbeing services, making it a central hub for health and fitness in the local community.
Bergen· Tidemands gate
Nordneshallen, located in Bergen, Norway, is a neighbourhood arena offering a divisible court for sports like handball, a strength room, group fitness sessions, and table tennis. Established in 2001, it also provides open activity time for younger visitors.
Bodø· Fjellveien
Pool & Wellbeing is an eighth-floor wellness destination at Wood Hotel Bodø, Norway. It features a heated outdoor pool with panoramic views, a traditional sauna, a relaxation lounge, a bar, and a compact gym. Information on access for hotel guests and bookable entry for outside visitors is provided.
Rjukan· Mæland
Rjukanbadet in Rjukan, Norway, provides a wide range of aquatic and recreational facilities. Visitors can explore its competition pool, family areas, wellness amenities, and outdoor heated pools, all designed with accessibility in mind.
Straume· Arefjordvegen
Get essential details about Sprek og Blid Straume, a 24/7 fitness centre located in Straume, Norway. This venue offers a dedicated indoor space for independent workouts, suitable for flexible training schedules throughout the week.
Bergen· Nygårdstunnelen
Explore Studentsenterets idrettshall, a dedicated sports centre in Bergen, Norway, that provides a space for student team sports, classes, and organised indoor exercise. Situated within the student centre, it supports a variety of court activities with access managed through memberships and reservations.
Løten· Stasjonsvegen
Tren Løten is a sports centre in Løten, Norway, offering indoor training facilities. This venue, located near Løten station, was constructed between 2007 and 2015 and serves as a key local exercise point.
Stavanger· Sørmarkveien
Explore Vår Energi Arena Sørmarka, a Stavanger venue featuring dedicated ice skating rinks and climbing walls. This sports centre provides specific areas for each activity, ensuring a focused experience for participants.
What differs from one gym to the next, and what to check before you sign up.
Norwegian gyms usually include yoga in the membership and take bookings in the app. Styles lean towards general flow, yin and stretching classes that suit recovery from running, skiing and strength training. Classes are often scheduled early in the morning or in the evening around working hours.
Elixia has the most of them, with 1.
A chain membership often covers several branches, but facilities can differ from one branch to the next. Open a chain to see all of its branches, and check the one you plan to use before you sign up.
Browse the gyms in Norway by what else you need.
Each page brings together the gyms in Norway 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.
Shows where yoga is most likely to be part of a regular gym timetable.
Yoga classes are a regular gym listing across much of Central and Western Europe, but much less common in parts of Scandinavia and the Baltic. A gym without a listing may still run yoga under another class name, so check its timetable.
Short answers to what people ask before choosing one of these gyms.
20 gyms in Norway offer yoga classes, 16% of all gyms listed there. The list is short, as yoga is less common on Norwegian gym timetables.
Bergen (4), Trondheim (3), and Bodø (1) have the most. Across Norway, 20 gyms with yoga classes are listed in 15 towns.
Usually, as part of the group class programme. Some gyms run separate yoga courses that cost extra.
Many gyms with yoga include yin or stretching-based classes, which suit recovery after hard training or a day of skiing.
Some gyms sell drop-in tickets that include classes, and others offer a free trial class. Ask before you go, as some classes are for members only.
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Gyms and Exercise Facilities in Norway
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