Dance Studios in Wimbledon

12 top-rated studios in Wimbledon — ranked by rating and review volume.

Dance classes in Wimbledon are mostly small, independent schools rather than big studio complexes. Ballet leads by a wide margin, with several schools in and around Wimbledon Village, while ballroom, Latin social dancing and children's street dance fill out the rest of the list. Most venues are a short walk or bus ride from Wimbledon station; a few sit further out at Raynes Park, Merton Park and South Wimbledon.

The best-reviewed schools include Siegeris Dance, the Wimbledon Salsa and Bachata Club, JV Dance Fitness and The Village School of Dance. We only list schools with a location in the area, and leave out listings whose address is elsewhere.

Studios are ranked by Google rating weighted by the number of reviews. Filter by style below, or use the map to see which venue is closest to you.

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Top-Rated Dance Studios in Wimbledon

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Types of Dance Classes in Wimbledon

Most families and adult beginners here are choosing between a ballet school and a social dance club. The main options are:

  • Ballet — The Village School of Dance (Lingfield Road), The Wimbledon Village School of Ballet (St Mary's Road), West Wimbledon Dance Academy, Elite Dancers Academy in Wimbledon Village, Siegeris Dance and Karen Forbes School of Dance (Merton Park)
  • Ballroom and freestyle — Wimbledon Dance Academy and Wimbledon School of Freestyle, Ballroom and Fitness
  • Salsa and bachata — Wimbledon Salsa and Bachata Club, a social dance club
  • Street dance and dance fitness — Rosie Chesson Dance (kids' street dance) and JV Dance Fitness at the Lantern Arts Centre in Raynes Park
  • Contemporary — Kate's Dance Academy

Many of the ballet schools teach children as well as adults; the "all ages" label on each profile shows which.

Getting There and What to Expect

Wimbledon station (District line, Thameslink and Tramlink) is the nearest stop for most of the studios listed. South Wimbledon and Colliers Wood, both on the Northern line, are closest to the venues on the Merton side.

  • Village halls and churches: several schools teach in church or village halls rather than studios, so confirm the exact address and room with the school
  • Longer walks: venues in Wimbledon Village and Raynes Park are roughly 10-30 minutes on foot from the station, so check the walking time on the profile or plan a bus
  • Timetables: each school publishes its own classes, term dates and fees; its profile here has the contact details and website

Frequently Asked Questions

What styles can I learn in Wimbledon?

Ballet is the most common style by far, followed by ballroom and freestyle, salsa and bachata, children's street dance and contemporary. The style filter above the list shows how many studios teach each one.

Which station is best for dance studios in Wimbledon?

Wimbledon station is the nearest for most schools. Venues in Wimbledon Village and Raynes Park are a longer walk from it, and the Merton-side studios are closer to South Wimbledon or Colliers Wood. Each profile shows its nearest station and walking time.

Are there ballet classes for children in Wimbledon?

Yes. Several Wimbledon ballet schools are marked as welcoming all ages, including The Village School of Dance and The Wimbledon Village School of Ballet. Contact the school to confirm age ranges, class days and fees.

Where can I learn ballroom or salsa in Wimbledon?

Wimbledon Dance Academy and Wimbledon School of Freestyle, Ballroom and Fitness teach ballroom, and the Wimbledon Salsa and Bachata Club runs social Latin dance classes. Check each profile for contact details and current timetables.

Dance Studios in Wimbledon — Map View

12 studios in Wimbledon.