Yogacita

Name: Yogacita
Address: 20 Watkinson Street, Liverpool, England, L1 0BE, GB
Telephone: 0151 709 4358
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.9

Find your flow in Liverpool's premier yoga studio.

4.9(21 reviews)

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Yogacita is a beloved yoga studio located in Liverpool, known for its friendly atmosphere and high-quality instruction. With a diverse range of classes, including vinyasa flow and the popular puppy yoga, Yogacita caters to practitioners of all levels. The studio's welcoming staff, including notable instructors like Penny, Lee, Joanne, and Megs, ensure a positive experience for every attendee. Whether you are a seasoned yogi or just starting, Yogacita offers a space where you can explore your practice and feel supported.

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1st Floor, 20 Watkinson St, Liverpool L1 0BE, UK

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20 Watkinson Street

Liverpool, England, L1 0BE

0151 709 4358 www.yogacita.co.uk/

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Services

Hatha Yoga Classes

Gentle, foundational sessions ideal for beginners or those recovering from injuries, focusing on alignment and breath.

Vinyasa Flow Classes

Dynamic, fluid sequences for intermediate to advanced practitioners to build strength and flexibility.

Puppy Yoga Sessions

Fun, special events combining yoga with adorable puppies for a unique, relaxing experience.

Private Instruction

Personalized one-on-one sessions tailored to individual goals, injuries, or skill levels.

Workshops and Events

Regular workshops on topics like meditation, advanced poses, and community wellness activities.

4.90 · 21 reviews

Overall rating

Alba Padilla

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· 7 months ago

I’ve been coming here for a while now and I wanted to say a few things: - Kellie, had the best BEST Saturday morning the other week with your class, I’ve been talking about it to everyone and I wanted to say it here to hopefully get more classes of you because it is not easy to do a class with so many different levels on it! - Lee, I am addicted to your Monday classes, they are so hard that in that moment I am thinking why the hell I am here? Hah but I have so much fun with your comments and the energy is so amazing. Now I can’t live with a Monday without your class! I am also feeling my body is with less sore muscles. - Joanne, I started coming here because your Tuesday classes fascinated me. Thank you for being so caring and considerate, it’s a pleasure learning from you! With love, Alba

Neilio B

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· 8 months ago

Just wanted to give a little shout to Kellie, went to the Sat morning class, just yesterday (21/02/26). As usual Kellie brings amazing flow, energy and happy vibes! I left feeling totally ready for the weekend! In fairness all the teachers are fab! If u havent been highly recommend a visit. Gorgeous space, excellent team, friendly Yogi's and just all round lovely experience. 🧘‍♂️🧘‍♂️ x x

Autumn Vickers

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· 8 months ago

Such a lovely studio! Megs has such a great teaching style I love her classes and genuinely feel I learn and grow so much in her practices. Her class sequences are thought out and well planned, can’t wait to come to more! Thank you very much ❤️

Narmatha Benedict

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· 9 months ago

I’m not sure how body-positive this studio is after my experience there. I’m an overweight hatha yoga practitioner who was trying to get back into yoga after a ski injury and was struggling with some positions in my first class. I was pretty proud of how it went but the first thing the instructor said to me when I went outside was “yeah, I don’t really get anymore basic than this”. When I said that’s fine, I’m just coming out of an injury, there was no encouragement or kind words. I never asked for things to be more basic nor did I expect that. They had just assumed. I didn’t go back. In reply, I’m positing this now because some people have shared with me their experiences of dealing with presumptuous attitudes at various yoga studios and I thought I should speak out about my experience. Just ask “How did you find the class?”, before assuming how someone feels.

Alex Wheal

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· 9 months ago

Ed Harrington

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· 10 months ago