Landscape›Studio BAILA
Unclaimed

Studio BAILA

Dance school in a 19th-century cultural landmark, near Old Town Square

Studio BAILA occupies a storied location in the Golden Melon House (Dům U Zlatého Melounu) on Michalská, steps from Prague's Old Town Square.

Praha, CZ6 styles

Before your first class

Never danced before?

Individual approach and technique oversight are tailored to each student's capabilities; harmful elements are excluded from programs to ensure safety for all levels.

Getting there

Nearest public transport: metro station Můstek on line B.

About this studio

Studio BAILA occupies a storied location in the Golden Melon House (Dům U Zlatého Melounu) on Michalská, steps from Prague's Old Town Square. The building's dance history stretches back to 1828, when Hynek Link opened a famous dance school here. His son Karel Link continued the tradition, and the venue hosted the first Taneční beseda in the Czech Republic. The house became a gathering place for notable figures: the writer Jan Neruda met his future wife Anna Golinova here, and later in the 1860s it hosted a piano rental store and music salons frequented by composers including Anton Rubinstein, Hans von Bülow, Petr Čajkovskij, Otakar Ševčík, Sergej Rachmaninov and Edvard Grieg. The building is officially recognized as a cultural heritage monument.

Studio BAILA teaches body ballet, barre, stretching, stretching yoga, sacral dance and wedding dance. All class programs are created and developed by Anastasia Zhukova, the founder and head of the studio. The studio describes its approach as copyrighted and individual to each student—technique execution is monitored carefully, with personal recommendations adjusted to each person's capabilities. Harmful elements are excluded from all programs to keep them safe and effective for all levels.

The studio runs a rotating three-month program cycle. Every quarter the musical accompaniment, load, movements, exercises, themes and mood change to reflect the season, allowing students to master material, see results, then progress to the next level with new ligaments, movements and dance elements.

Classes run throughout the week. Morning slots include body ballet (Friday 11:00–11:55), barre (Monday 11:00–11:55, Friday 17:00–17:55) and stretching yoga (Wednesday 11:00–11:55). Evening classes span all weekdays: stretching, barre, body ballet, stretching yoga and sacral dance, with sacral dance on Thursday 18:00–20:00. The studio offers group classes, individual lessons for 1 to 3 people, and dedicated wedding dance instruction (5 lessons for 7,500 Kč).

A first lesson costs 250 Kč with a discount on same-day membership purchase. Drop-in lessons are 500 Kč for 55 minutes. Group membership options include 10 lessons over 10 weeks (3,300 Kč), unlimited morning classes (3,000 Kč per month), unlimited evening classes (3,200 Kč per month), full unlimited access (3,400 Kč per month, up to 2 classes daily; or 4,500 Kč per month, up to 4 classes daily). Individual lessons start at 1,400 Kč per person and packages of 10 lessons are available.

What to expect

Your first visit

Classes are 55 minutes long and focus on technique, music awareness, physical fitness and emotional wellbeing. Individual attention is given to each student's capabilities and needs. The studio rotates its programs every three months with new themes, movements and seasonal adjustments to help you progress steadily.

Instructors

Who teaches here

Anastasia Zhukova is the founder, head and lecturer at Studio BAILA. She creates all class programs taught at the studio.

New to dancing?

What beginners can expect

Individual approach and technique oversight are tailored to each student's capabilities; harmful elements are excluded from programs to ensure safety for all levels.

Studio history

The studio occupies the Golden Melon House (Dům U Zlatého Melounu), a cultural heritage monument with dance history traced to 1828. Hynek Link opened the original famous dance school here, continued by his son Karel Link. The venue hosted the first Taneční beseda in the Czech Republic and was visited by writer Jan Neruda and composers including Rubinstein, Grieg, Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov. Studio BAILA has reopened one of the original halls and continues the venue's dance tradition.

Styles offered

6 dance styles taught here

Body balletBarreStretchingStretching yogaSacral danceWedding dance

Gallery

The people, the parties and the dancing here

Studio BAILAhasn't added photos or videos yet.

Are you the owner? Claim this studio to add photographs and feature YouTube videos here.

This gallery is for the people — classes, parties, performances, your teachers. Photographs of the room itself go in The space, further down the page.

Claim this studio

Pricing

Approximate lesson costs

Range:First lesson 250 Kč; single lesson 500 Kč (55 min); 10 lessons 3,300 Kč; unlimited monthly from 3,000 Kč; individual lessons 1,400–2,400 Kč per session; wedding dance 7,500 Kč for 5 lessons

Class schedule

Not yet published on LODance

Check the About section above for the days and times Studio BAILA has shared. A bookable schedule has not been published on LODance yet.

If you own Studio BAILA, claiming the studio lets you add a public schedule. A free Google Calendar is the easiest path — visitors see your class times inline + can add events to their own calendar.

Frequently asked about Studio BAILA

Quick answers to the most common questions

What dance styles does Studio BAILA teach?

Studio BAILA teaches Body ballet, Barre, Stretching, Stretching yoga, Sacral dance, Wedding dance.

Where is Studio BAILA located?

Studio BAILA is located in Praha. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.

Does Studio BAILA offer private lessons?

Contact Studio BAILA directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.

Does Studio BAILA teach kids and adults?

Contact Studio BAILA directly to ask which classes suit your age and experience level.

How do I sign up for classes at Studio BAILA?

Sign up through Studio BAILA's website, or contact the studio directly.

Is there parking at Studio BAILA?

Nearest public transport: metro station Můstek on line B.

More studios in Praha

Other dance studios in the area

Browse all studios in Praha

Are you the owner of this studio?

Upcoming opportunities

No upcoming opportunities for this studio in the next 90 days.

If this looks wrong, claim the studio to add events directly.

Continue Exploring

Discover more about the dance world