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herzraum.berlin
herzraum.berlin is a studio in Westend with classes in sound baths, yin and Pilates. A few classes a month. Most classes start in the evening, after work. Classes are taught in German.
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Coming up
Monday 2 November
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Who leads here
Pia Victoria2 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout herzraum.berlin
herzraum.berlin is a studio on Kastanienallee in Westend, and its classes are built around sound. Sound bath sits at the center of the week, often paired with gentle yin yoga, Pilates or breathwork. Most sessions run in the evening, so the studio suits people who want to slow down after the working day.
It suits you if
- you enjoy slow, sound-led evening practice
- you are comfortable following classes in German
- you want to begin with a calm, all-levels sound bath
At a glance
1classes this week
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Read more about herzraum.berlinWhat a week here looks like, Who leads and who it suits
What a week here looks like
Most of the classes are sound bath sessions, usually with gong and singing bowls, and they are open to all levels. The studio also teaches yin yoga with sound, Pilates with a sound sequence at the end, and a 90-minute live psychedelic breath session with electronic music. Classes aim for calm and release, and some are described as restorative.
The schedule is focused on the evening, with starts between 5pm and 6pm. Monday and Wednesday carry the most classes.
Who leads and who it suits
Pia Victoria leads more classes than anyone else at the studio. The studio works with a handful of facilitators in total. Nearly all the classes are taught in German.
For a first visit, a sound bath or a yin yoga and sound class offers a gentle way in, as both are listed for all levels.
herzraum.berlin: questions and answers
Are there classes in English?
Nearly all of the classes here are in German, so the studio suits people who are comfortable following a class in German. The live psychedelic breath session and the sound classes are led in German, and the wording on the schedule is in German as well.
When do most people practice here?
Most classes here start in the evening, with the earliest starts at 5pm and the latest at 6pm. Monday and Wednesday are the days when the most classes take place, so those are good days to look for a session after work.
How long are the classes?
Typical classes run about 60 minutes, and the live psychedelic breath session runs 90 minutes. Shorter or longer sessions do not feature on the schedule.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes, the classes are listed as open to all levels. The most common format is sound bath, which asks for no prior experience, so it is a good place to begin.
What kinds of classes does the studio offer?
Sound bath is the main practice here, and most classes combine it with a calm or release focus. Yin yoga and sound, Pilates and sound, and breathwork with electronic music are other classes you will find. Gong and singing bowls appear in about a third of the classes.
Who leads the classes?
Pia Victoria leads more classes here than anyone else. The studio works with a small group of facilitators, and each class is described on its own page with its focus and length.