Sali on kelvollinen, mutta SISÄÄN EI PÄÄSE kuin hyvällä tuurilla. Aplikaatio on aivan saatanasta,…read moretaas kerran värjöteltiin lukkojen takana pakkasessa kun ovi ei toimi. Kun nollaa tähteä ei voi antaa...

Good selection of equipment and cardio. Definitely does the trick for a solid gym in a city where…read moreevery hotel seems to not have a gym. Women's area in the back which is nice if you're into that sort of thing. Cons are that it's only open to drop ins from 12-7. Makes it hard to work out when traveling on business and generally have meetings during work hours. Gym would be a lot more convenient for visitor to Helsinki if it were open to them beyond 7pm.

A brand new fitness center with a big gym, hot yoga, air yoga, Les Mills -classes and functional…read moretraining -classes. Totally recommend to everyone!

To be honest it's so and so cuz its nothing special in this gym plus it's small the main training…read morefloor. Top floors are for different activities but not gym. It's okay .. mogovfx.com for more

Only 9 Euros for a one-day pass (cheaper with student ID). All the standard equipment is available…read more No frills, no snootiness, just university students working out.

One of the rare if not only place in capitol area which offers old school aerobics - combo & step…read more High tempo and challenging choreography. Also, no forced membership and flexible ticket options. Love it!

I was in Helsinki for a week and needed to keep up with my workouts. Töölö Gym was perfect and if…read moreI lived here I'd join. Friendly staff (English speaking if necessary) with plenty of space and all the equipment you'll need, from machines to free weights. Extensive cardio area as well. Lockers are available both inside and outside of the locker rooms and take coins to operate. Easy enough.

Silver gym use to be nice. Since other owner took over business. They ruin the Charm of that gym!…read moreNot nice.

I really enjoyed this gym! Came in for a visit to Helsinki and wanted to go workout somewhere after…read moremy friend bailed on sauna. SO, found this place online and gave it a try after seeing they had a sauna, too. SilverGym has a 10 euro one day pass, which totally worked out for me: gym is well-equipped and staff was super friendly. The sauna space is great and I had a great chat with some gym regulars there who showed me that it's TOTALLY OKAY TO THROW WATER ON THE SAUNA ROCKS (why are we so behind, US???). In short, if you're in town and need a gym for a day, this is totally a good bet.

Excellent gym with great prices, and friendly, knowledgable staff. When you come here, you won't…read moreget up sold on 2-year contracts and more courses than you can attend. What you will get is access to extremely knowledgable personal trainers (usually with relevant degrees), the newest machines (including Kinesis), some old school machines and free weights as well, and very clean shower and sauna. The prices are reasonable, and you are able to workout at your own pace and in peace. There is a separate "Kid's park" playroom, in case you need it. It's not the largest gym in the world, but it is very nice.

Well this gym is okay but really small and u have to wait for your turn and if it's crowded than be…read moresure this is not the gym u wanna be. One floor and no big windows.. bit depressive the gym cuz where the gym it's self is located. Chk mogovfx.com

Hands down ties for best yoga studio in Helsinki. Their Prenatal yoga is outstanding, especially…read morewith Kati. After one class with her, I was ready to go to 4 classes a week at Shanti. Being 8 months pregnant, other studios have been hesitant to allow me to actually practice YOGA and/or their prenatal classes mostly consist of sitting on the ground. Not the case at Shanti, where the prenatal class is active but gentle, a little more quick-paced and less meditation-y and hippie-dippy. I'm not a crunchy mama, I don't really want to chant and channel my inner goddess for an hour and a half, and I still enjoy working up a bit of a sweat. Shanti's prenatal classes move at a nice pace, thoughtfully allowing women to modify everything to suit their individual comfort levels. Also- as a native English speaker and functionally illiterate in Finnish, it is actually very easy for me to follow along and I find that my Finnish actually isn't as bad as I thought it was. It is very helpful that Kati generously prompts in English from time to time when it seems like I don't comprehend (classes that aren't noted as 'taught in English' are most definitely taught in Finnish). The studio itself is lovely, with ample water for participants, mats provided, and more props than I've ever seen at a studio. Super clean, airy, well-lit. With 3 floors of studios and a million classes going on everyday, it certainly doesn't have the feel of a "yoga factory". It feels very homey, cozy, and lovely. I can't recommend enough.