European Fitness Club Restrictions
Monday 16th May 2022
The latest position on fitness club openings in Europe
Closed
Open
Open with limitations
Open - Covid pass required
| Country | Open/Closed | Covid pass or equivalent | Restrictions in place |
| Austria | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted | |
| Belgium | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted | |
| Bosnia & Herzegovina | Open | ||
| Bulgaria | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted | |
| Croatia | Open with limitations | Gyms need to provide at least 20 square metres per person, must be ventilated, equipment needs to be sanitised between users. | |
| Cyprus | Open with limitations | Yes | Gyms are considered medium-risk places. It is mandatory to provide a valid SagePass or a negative test. |
| Czech Republic | Open with limitations | All restrictions (including CovidPasses and mandatory testing for employees as of 18 February) have been lifted. Wearing a mask remains mandatory. | |
| Denmark | Open | All restrictions have been lifted. | |
| Estonia | Open with limitations | The COVID certificate is no longer required. Facemasks and social distancing remain recommended. | |
| Finland | Open with limitations | Local restrictions may apply, but gyms are open | |
| France | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted. | |
| Georgia | Open | Yes | A negative test or proof of vaccination must be presented. |
| Germany | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted | |
| Greece | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted. | |
| Hungary | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted. | |
| Iceland | Open with limitations | Gyms are permitted to operate at full capacity. Equipment must be disinfected between users and all users must be registered | |
| Ireland | Open | Gyms can operate at full capacity, attendees no longer have to proof of immunity. Social distancing and ventilation requirements still apply. | |
| Italy | Open | The Green Pass is no longer required, but the use of facemasks remains mandatory. | |
| Latvia | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted. | |
| Liechtenstein | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted. | |
| Lithuania | Open with limitations | Face masks are mandatory indoors, and social distancing must be respected. A COVID pass is no longer requested, | |
| Luxembourg | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted. | |
| Macedonia | Open | ||
| Malta | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted | |
| Netherlands | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted | |
| Norway | Open | Leisure activities can be carried out as normal, both indoors and outdoors and for all age groups. | |
| Poland | Open | Restrictions were lifted, with the exception of wearing a face mask indoor and social distancing requirements. | |
| Portugal | Open | The Covid certificate, proof of vaccination or test, is no longer mandatory. | |
| Romania | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted. | |
| Slovakia | Open with limitations | A COVID certificate is no longer required. Face masks should be worn indoors. | |
| Slovenia | Open with limitations | A COVID certificate is no longer required. Face masks should be worn indoors. | |
| Spain | Open with limitations | Restrictions have now been lifted. Regional restrictions may apply (social distancing) | |
| Sweden | Open | Restrictions have now been lifted. | |
| Switzerland | Open | All measures have been lifted. | |
| Turkey | Open | ||
| Ukraine | Due to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, all residents are invited to follow official regulations for their safety | ||
| United Kingdom | Open | Open with no restrictions. | |