Liverpool, United Kingdom
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Whether you sit at dawn or after dark, there's a room breathing at the same moment as you — in Liverpool, and far beyond it.
Real places in Liverpool
Chosen by a person, not a crawler.
10 real places to practise in and around Liverpool live in the app's directory — looked at and written by hand, sorted by distance, never by who paid. A few of them:
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Liverpool Buddhist Centre
A Triratna centre on the second floor of the Grade II listed Melbourne Buildings, with a shrine room, a lending library and a bookshop off reception. Tuesday sangha nights, Saturday dharma mornings and a monthly Breathing Space session for newcomers.
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Kadampa Meditation Centre Liverpool
A New Kadampa Tradition centre in a house on Aigburth Drive facing Sefton Park, with morning and evening meditations through the week and Sunday prayers for world peace. Branch classes run out to Crosby, Formby, Southport and St Helens.
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StoneWater Zen Centre
A Zen centre on Hope Street in the White Plum lineage, sitting Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings with dharma talks and teacher interviews. A registered charity, it also runs week-long sesshin retreats away from the city.
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Liverpool Diamond Way Buddhist Centre
A small residential Karma Kagyu centre in a house in the conservation area overlooking Newsham Park, run by the lay Diamond Way tradition. Open meditation on the 16th Karmapa practice every Thursday evening, newcomers welcome.
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Ashtanga Yoga Liverpool
Helen Aldred teaches Ashtanga from a Rodney Street studio: beginners on Mondays and Wednesdays, primary series explored midweek, level two to three on Fridays. Mysore intensives and an urban day retreat punctuate the term.
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Yogacita
A converted warehouse studio in the Baltic Triangle, open brickwork and an old furnace chimney left in place. Eighteen classes a week from fourteen teachers, covering hatha, yin, sivananda, vinyasa and candlelit restorative.
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Yoga Hub Liverpool
Liverpool's first hot yoga room, opened on Old Hall Street in 2011 and widened into a wellbeing hub two years later. Hot and room-temperature classes and pilates, with a 200-hour teacher training and CPD courses running alongside.
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Planet Yoga Liverpool
Two rooms on Smithdown Road: a hot studio holding twenty-two, and a smaller warm Zen room for twelve built for quieter practice. Beginners' courses, breathwork, sound baths and holistic therapies sit alongside the timetable.
Hand-checked, August 2026. The full Liverpool directory lives in the app — every place claimable by its owner, free, with no commission and no middleman.
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