Most Manchester gyms and leisure centres offer some form of yoga nowadays, and yoga classes are popping up in the most surprising places: art galleries, bars, parks, roof-tops. We’re just waiting for the day someone holds one on the 192 bus.
In this list, we’ve stuck to Manchester’s traditional yoga venues: the dedicated studios that keep the city’s yogis flexible and focused week-in, week-out. These are the places that stand out, whether it’s because they attract the top teachers, like The Life Centre, or the studio is particularly gorgeous, like at Zeno Health Club, or it could be the variety of yoga classes available such as at Space at the Mill.
All these places come personally recommended, and most are tried and tested by our team. If you don’t see the one for you, check our full listings for yoga in Manchester.
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Northern QuarterBodywise Natural Health Centre
More detailsHead upstairs from the Manchester Buddhist Centre and you’ll find an equally calm and harmonious space; the Bodywise Natural Health Centre.
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Book Now Manchester City CentreThe Life Centre North
More detailsFrom its two good-sized, daylight-filled rooms above Deansgate, The Life Centre North covers the spectrum of yoga styles, with a smattering of pilates and mindfulness too.
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Book Now Manchester City CentreReset by Form
More detailsThis is hidden-away studio in the Bloc building (not to be confused with the BLOK studio) is worth seeking out if you’re looking for a yoga, barre or pilates class in the city centre.
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Book Now Manchester City CentreRe:treat at The Lowry Hotel
More detailsThe Lowry Hotel’s spa reopened in November 2022 after a full refurbishment and rebrand. Now known as Re:treat at The Lowry Hotel, it has said goodbye to the clinical, minimalist feel of the old spa, and welcomed in a much warmer, earthier alternative.
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CastlefieldSpace at the Mill
More detailsThere’s something very soothing about once industrious, busy-busy spaces that have been turned into exactly the opposite. Space at the Mill, a yoga studio in a former haberdashery mill in Castlefield, is a prime example.
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Northern QuarterYoga Soul
More detailsYoga Soul has quite a reputation considering it’s just one studio in a basement in the Northern Quarter. To get this popular without fancy facilities or a big marketing budget means you must be doing something well. Here we suspect it’s the quality of the teaching that’s the big draw.
