Lisbon

💡 Book via their app — drop-in spots fill fast for the evening Vinyasa. Príncipe Real has great brunch spots for after class.

💡 DM them on Instagram before showing up — they'll slot you into a class that matches your level. The 7am class is the most international.

💡 If you're staying in Carcavelos or Oeiras for the surf, this box is a 5-minute drive. Great post-WOD beach sessions.

💡 The Sunday morning class on the terrace is a hidden gem. Arrive 10 minutes early to grab a river-view spot.

💡 Marvila is full of cool breweries and art spaces. Combine a climbing session with a craft beer crawl after.

💡 Ask at reception about a trial pass — they sometimes offer a free first visit. The pool is heated and rarely crowded in the morning.

💡 Buy a weekly pass if staying more than 3 days — it's better value than daily. The Saldanha location is near tons of coworking spaces.

💡 You need to call ahead or visit in person to arrange a day pass — online signup pushes monthly only. Worth the effort for the facilities.

💡 The 24/7 access is real — great for jet-lagged night owls. Equipment quality varies, so check the dumbbells before committing to a plan.

💡 Show up 10 minutes early for the Saturday run — it ends near the famous Pastéis de Belém. Earned your custard tart.

💡 The rooftop sunset classes in summer are magical. Book at least a day in advance — they cap at 12 people.

💡 Bring your own wraps if you have them. The Tuesday and Thursday Muay Thai classes are the best — taught by a former champion.

💡 Bring your own swim cap — it's required and they charge extra to buy one. Midday slots (12-14h) are the quietest.

💡 Best in the early morning or golden hour. The area around Oceanário has public restrooms and water fountains.