5 Spiritual Meditation Studios in Berlin (and How We’re a Little Bit Different)

If you’ve ever searched for meditation in Berlin, you’ll know there’s a lot out there. Some studios focus on peace and quiet, others go deep into ancient traditions, and a few mix meditation with sound, movement, or energy work. It’s a big, colourful mix—and there really is something for everyone.

We often get people coming to our courses who’ve already tried other places and liked parts of them—but felt like something didn’t quite land. Maybe it was too intense, too full-on spiritually, or just didn’t feel like them. So in this post, we want to share a few of the more well-known or unique spiritual meditation spaces in Berlin, and gently explain how our space—Daily Meditation Berlin—is a little different.

Not better. Not the right one for everyone. Just a different feel, for people looking for something not powerfully into tradition, but not soulless either.

1. Bodhicharya Berlin – For a Deep Dive Into Buddhist Meditation

📍 Friedrichshain

This is a quiet and well-respected Buddhist center offering meditation based in the Tibetan tradition. It’s peaceful, serious, and often quite structured. People go there not just to meditate, but to study, chant, and explore Buddhist ideas in depth.

If you’re someone who enjoys learning about spiritual teachings or being part of a dedicated, formal community, it’s a great place.

2. Sonne & Mond – For a Soft, Spiritual Space

📍 Kreuzberg

This studio offers meditation alongside breathwork, cacao ceremonies, moon circles, and other heart-based practices. It’s gentle and creative, often with a focus on emotions and connection. The sessions are beautiful and calming, with a strong sense of atmosphere.

It’s a lovely space if you like meditation with a touch of ritual or something a bit dreamy.

3. Zen Dojo Berlin – For a Very Quiet, Very Serious Practice

📍 Moabit

The Zen Dojo is all about silence and structure. The meditation style (Zazen) is very traditional and usually involves sitting still for longer periods, sometimes facing a wall, sometimes in a group.

For people who want strong discipline or a clean, stripped-back practice, it can be very powerful and intense.

4. Agape Zoe (Studio + Festival) – For a More Community Experience

📍 Prenzlauer Berg and beyond

This isn’t just one studio—it’s a kind of community that hosts festivals and events full of spiritual practices, from breathwork to ecstatic dance to sound journeys. Some of their sessions involve meditation or mindfulness, but it’s usually part of a bigger, high-energy experience.

If you like exploring lots of different methods and meeting people in the process, it’s fun and inspiring – and is highly spiritual community driven & focused.

5. Space for Stillness – For Gracious, Gentle Presence

📍 Neukölln

This studio leans into non-duality and self-inquiry. The vibe is open and quiet, with soft-spoken facilitators and long silences. It’s very internal. You won’t get much “how-to” or structure—it’s about allowing whatever’s already there.

Great if you like more lectures about awareness, and want to get into them right away.

So Where Do We Fit In?

At Daily Meditation Berlin, we’re not really fully spiritual—but we’re not totally practical either.

We sit somewhere in the middle.

We teach a meditation technique that is rooted in tradition—but we don’t don’t belong to any larger, worldwide community.

We’re more focused on the individual. We work on helping you build a regular, effortless practice that supports you in everyday life, so that you can live your own individual lifestyle.

People often tell us they come to us when they:

Want something clear and simple, but still meaningful
Like the idea of inner-work, but feel uncomfortable in spaces that are too intense or mystical
Are stressed or overwhelmed and just want to feel more like themselves again
Have tried apps or other methods but never found something that stuck
Felt that they are ”unteachable” and need a more personalized touch

We don’t talk about enlightenment or energy fields. But we also don’t treat meditation like it’s just a productivity hack. We believe meditation works best when it helps you feel more connected—to yourself, to others, and to the world around you.

What We Offer

Our sessions are small, personal, and easy to follow. We usually start with an intro session where we get to know you a bit, share how the technique works, and make sure it feels like the right fit. Then we teach the technique in a relaxed but detailed way, with time for questions and support afterward.

We don’t ask you to believe anything. We just give you a solid tool—and help you use it well.

Final Thoughts

There are lots of wonderful studios in Berlin doing beautiful, deep, and inspiring work. Everyone’s on their own path. Some people love ritual and community. Others want long silence or big emotional releases. And that’s all valid.

If you’re looking for something that’s…

Simple, but not shallow
Inner-work focused, but not full-on
Supportive, but not too rigid
Quiet, but not empty

…you might like what we do here.

You don’t need to become a different kind of person.
You don’t need to change your beliefs.
You just need a little time, a little space, and the right kind of support.

We’d be happy to show you how.

Want to try it out?
We offer free intro sessions each week. No pressure, no big talk. Just a gentle way to see if this kind of meditation feels right for you.

Check out what we do here: dailymeditationberlin.de