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House of Health

House of Health is a studio in Vienna with classes in hot yoga, Pilates and yin. About 49 classes a week with 29 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Fridays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.

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Coming up

Today

The calendar: 51 classes this weekEvery class, day by day, and the regulars

The feel

Hot yogaSweatRestoreYinStrongVinyasaFlowBikramGentleHatha

Compared with the rest of Vienna, House of Health leans toward Hot yoga 12×, Bikram 6.3× and Sweat 4.9×.

How House of Health feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Vienna

Who leads here

Gurleen8 classes in two weeksRegina8 classes in two weeksSusanne8 classes in two weeksGerlinde7 classes in two weeksKira7 classes in two weeksMarion7 classes in two weeks
All 24 facilitators

Prices and booking

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About House of Health

House of Health in Wiener Neudorf, just outside Vienna, grew out of the former House of Yoga and now brings together yoga, pilates and therapy under one roof. Most of the schedule is evening yoga, many of the classes are heated, and the studio pairs hot sessions with gentler practices like yin and yoga nidra.

It suits you if

  • you want heated classes after work
  • you prefer evening practice
  • you want to mix hot yoga with slower yin

At a glance

51classes this week
24facilitators
Read more about House of HealthWhat the studio offers, The people who lead the classes

What the studio offers

The studio's timetable is built around yoga, and most of it is taught in the evening. Bikram yoga, Hot Hit, warm yogalates and hot aroma yin all use heated rooms, so the hot classes sit alongside more restorative choices. Pilates appears too, including a pilates core class with a calisthenics and strength focus.

The classes are mostly 60 minutes, with some longer sessions for yin and yoga nidra. Morning options such as the morning energy flow start early, so the day can begin with movement as well as the evening classes.

The people who lead the classes

House of Health works with a couple of dozen facilitators, and a handful of them lead many of the classes. Regina, Gurleen, Marion and Susanne are among those who teach most often, with Sanatani, Kira, Julia and others also on the schedule. The studio's page says its team works in an empathetic way and that its therapy offer sits alongside the classes.

House of Health: questions and answers

What kinds of classes does House of Health offer?

Most classes here are yoga, and more than half are open to all levels. Hot yoga and yin also appear often, and the schedule includes pilates, breathwork and yoga nidra for those who want something slower or more focused.

When do most people practice at House of Health?

Classes run through the day but gather in the evening, when more than half of the schedule falls. Most start between 5pm and 6:30pm. A few are early, with the first starting at 8:30am, and there are very few at midday.

How long are the classes?

Most classes last 60 minutes, and some longer sessions such as yin and yoga nidra run for 60 to 75 minutes. Bikram yoga is the longest at 90 minutes.

Is House of Health good for beginners?

Yes. More than half of the classes are open to all levels, and the studio's own page describes its offer as suitable for people who want to strengthen their body, ease pain or find inner balance. Hot yoga sessions are heated to around 32 to 40 degrees, so newcomers may want to start with a gentler class.

What makes the hot classes here different?

Hot yoga is a central part of the schedule, with Bikram yoga, Hot Hit and warm yogalates all taught in heated rooms. The temperatures range from about 32 degrees to 40 degrees Celsius, depending on the class. Yin, flexibility-focused sessions and restorative classes give a cooler, slower counterpoint.

Who leads the classes?

Regina, Gurleen, Marion and Susanne lead the most classes, and a couple of dozen facilitators teach across the schedule. The studio's page describes its team as experts who guide each student with care.

Are there classes in English?

Classes are mostly taught in German. Some, like Pilates Core, are taught in English, so the schedule is not fully German-only.