Training in the city
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Gym and pools
A gym with a training floor and pools, at Palácio do Gelo. Good for a complete workout in one place — and the obvious choice for locals who want gym and swimming under one membership.
Passing through, ask for the day pass at reception and confirm what's included that day — weights, classes and pool may have their own rules. Bring a towel and flip-flops for the pool.
Chain gym, train on your own
A FitnessUP chain gym: machines, free weights and extended hours, designed for training on your own with no booked class.
For locals, it's the extended-hours option in the centre. Passing through, a one-day access is arranged at the desk — check whether you need ID and whether non-members have time restrictions.
A gym in town
A local gym with a weights room and cardio. A straightforward option for a short workout between commitments in town.
Locals get a neighbourhood gym here, without the scale of a chain. Passing through, tell reception you want to train just that day and confirm closing time — access to the weights room is often enough.
A smaller studio
A wellness studio with a different rhythm from a chain gym. Better if you're after a class or a guided session rather than a huge machine floor.
Before going, check whether they accept day access or only single classes — the offer changes. Bring your own mat if the class requires one.
Urban gym
A gym in the city's urban fabric. For anyone who wants to train near home or their accommodation, without a long trip.
Monthly membership or day pass, ask at reception and confirm that day's hours. As with the others, prices and rules aren't listed here — the Maps card alongside gives the address and rating.
Ratings and locations come from Google Maps. Day passes must be confirmed at the gym — we don't publish prices that may be out of date.