STC – Scandinavian Training Center

STC – one of Stockholm’s largest gym chains makes it easy to stay active

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When life is busy with work, family, and everything else on your schedule, having a gym nearby can make all the difference. More often than not, convenience is what determines whether a workout actually happens. That’s where STC – Scandinavian Training Center comes in. With more than 270 gyms across Sweden, including around 100 in the Stockholm area, it’s easy to find a location that fits into your day, whether it’s near home, work, or somewhere in between.

STC offers something for just about everyone, regardless of your fitness level or goals. You can work out on your own, join group classes, or work with a personal trainer. The range includes strength training, cardio, yoga, Pilates, reformer classes, HIIT, Hyrox, dance, step classes, and even activities for children. If you prefer more flexibility, there’s also online training and an app where you can book classes, track your progress, and manage your membership.

The clubs come in all shapes and sizes. Some are smaller gyms with long opening hours, while others are larger full-service facilities with group classes, lounge areas, and staff on hand, including flagship locations like STC Hötorget, STC Hagastaden, and Sturegatan Park.

Sturegatan Park is especially worth mentioning. It combines a modern gym experience with the character and atmosphere of the historic cinema that once occupied the building, making it one of the most unique training environments in Stockholm.

The clubs come in different sizes and formats. Some are smaller gyms with long opening hours, while others are full-service facilities with classes, lounge areas, and staff on hand. One standout location is Sturegatan Park in Östermalm, which combines a modern fitness experience with the character and history of the old cinema that once occupied the space.

No matter which STC location you visit, you’ll find modern facilities and equipment from leading fitness brands. The goal is simple: to make exercise an easy and natural part of everyday life and help more people stay active.