Kundalini with Kirsty
Meditation · Bristol
Meditation in City Centre
11+ meditation studios in City Centre, Bristol.
City Centre Bristol has a compact but varied meditation scene, with 11 studios catering to a range of experience levels and approaches. Provision ranges from structured mindfulness sessions at Embodied Presence, held within the characterful surroundings of St Michaels Parish Hall, to drop-in guided meditation with Meditation with Kay. Several teachers operate from shared wellness spaces such as Breathe Bristol, which hosts both TRE Bristol with Linda and Pippa Day. The area suits those looking for accessible, centrally located sessions without committing to a membership. Browse the listings below to compare studios, read reviews, and find a session that fits your schedule.
11 gyms & studios
All 11 meditation studios in City Centre
- Breath Led with Lucy Mount Without
- Kundalini with Kirsty
- Michelle Levi - Wild Wolf's Yoga
- Embodied Presence - St Michaels Parish Hall
- Atiya Yoga - Sweaty Betty
- Meditation with Kay
- Pippa Day - Breathe Bristol
- Soul Remember
- TRE Bristol with Linda - Breathe Bristol
- Wild Kat Yoga - Breathe Bristol
- Wild Kat Yoga- Sweaty Betty
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Frequently asked questions about meditation in City Centre
How many meditation studios are there in Bristol City Centre?
There are currently 11 meditation studios and teachers listed in Bristol City Centre on Studiomaps. These range from independent practitioners to classes held within established wellness venues, covering styles including mindfulness, guided meditation, and somatic approaches such as TRE, offered through providers like Breathe Bristol.
What is the best-rated meditation studio in Bristol City Centre?
Based on user reviews, Embodied Presence at St Michaels Parish Hall holds the highest rating in the area at 4.2 stars, followed closely by Atiya Yoga at Sweaty Betty with 4.1 stars. Ratings reflect a relatively small number of reviews, so it is worth reading individual feedback before booking.
Is meditation in Bristol City Centre suitable for beginners?
Yes, several studios in the area are well suited to beginners. Meditation with Kay offers guided sessions that do not require prior experience, and classes at Breathe Bristol with teachers such as Pippa Day tend to be accessible to newcomers. It is advisable to check individual class descriptions, as some sessions are tailored to specific experience levels.
How much does a meditation class in Bristol City Centre typically cost?
Prices vary by teacher and format. Drop-in sessions in central Bristol generally range from around £8 to £15 per class. Some practitioners offer introductory rates or sliding-scale pricing. Checking individual studio pages on Studiomaps will give the most accurate and up-to-date pricing for teachers such as those based at Breathe Bristol.