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Kuntokeskus Liikku fitness club opens in A Bloc
Fitness club Liikku Otaniemi will be opened on 2 February 2022 at 12 noon on the second floor of shopping center A Bloc. Check the opening offers and test the gym for free.
Test the gym for free on the opening day from 12 noon to 7 pm. Members have training time until 11 pm. In the future, you can test the gym for free from Monday to Wednesday from 4 pm to 7 pm.
As an opening offer, joining and the first month of training now total 9 euros (normally 29 鈧 + 29 鈧) and the annual membership 249 鈧 (normally 329 鈧). The offers are valid until 28 February 2022 and apply to Liikku Otaniemi. See more information and become a member online: .
The Liikku fitness club is a lively, fresh and spacious gym where people matter. The Liikku membership has been made easy: become a member online, pick up your membership card from the automatic machine and train when it suits you. The gym is open to members every day of the year from 5 am to 11 pm. From no on, shopping centre A Bloc will be open from Monday to Sunday from 5 am to 12 midnight.
Check out Liikku鈥檚 Instagram account for training inspiration .
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Shopping center A Bloc is the beating heart and meeting place of the Otaniemi campus with its restaurants, caf茅s and other services.
Opening hours of shopping center A Bloc will expand
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