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Salsa classes in Stockholm

Learn Salsa or Cuban Salsa in Stockholm, from beginner level onwards. Find your level and choose a course that suits you.

SEK 1,499 · 7 classes × 75 minutes
Per person, per regular course.

No dance partner needed; changing partners is optional.
Courses at Söder or Valhalla. Choose studio, day and time in the schedule.
All our regular courses can be followed in English.

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Two participants practising a turn together during an open house at iDance Studio.

Find a level that suits you

Salsa (Crossbody) moves along a line, while Cuban Salsa uses a more circular movement pattern. Choose a level based on your experience in that style. Read the course prerequisites before booking.

Beginner

For complete beginners or anyone who wants to strengthen their basics. Choose Salsa Beginner or Cuban Salsa Beginner. No previous dance experience is needed.

View Salsa Beginner courses
View Cuban Salsa Beginner courses

Continuation 1 & 2

Already familiar with the style, basic steps, timing and simple leading or following? Compare Continuation 1 and Continuation 2 in the course information. We are happy to help you choose.

View Continuation 1
View Continuation 2

Intermediate and beyond

For dancers who have progressed beyond continuation courses and want a further challenge. Read the Intermediate or Intermediate/Advanced course description and ask us if you are unsure about the prerequisites.

View Intermediate
View Intermediate/Advanced

Explore a specialist course

Salsa Ladies Styling focuses on individual technique, movement and expression. Rueda de Casino is the group form of Cuban Salsa. Check the schedule for the specialist courses offered in the current course period.

View Salsa Styling · open level

Danced at another school or returning after a break? Tell us about your experience and we will help you choose a level.

On learning Salsa or Bachata and feeling welcome as a beginner.

“Also a very welcoming environment, which meant a lot, especially as a beginner.”

Sari Shaybany · iDance Studio Söder
Read the Google review · Translated from Swedish

Which Salsa would you like to dance?

Two ways into Salsa are Crossbody Salsa and Cuban Salsa. We offer both. Their differences include the movement pattern, line or circle, and how turns and combinations connect.

Salsa · LA Style · Crossbody

Crossbody Salsa

In Crossbody Salsa, the couple moves mainly along a line. LA Style uses On1 timing, with the break step on the first beat. Basic steps, turns, spins and communication between leader and follower are part of the style.

Choose courses labelled Salsa in the schedule and read the description for the style and level offered.

Cuban Salsa · Casino

Cuban Salsa

Cuban Salsa, also called Casino, uses a more circular movement pattern. Partners move around each other and connect steps and turns in a flowing sequence. The style is closely connected to Cuban dance and music.

Choose courses labelled Cuban Salsa in the schedule. They have their own progression from beginner level onwards.

Explore Cuban Salsa

Two smiling participants practising together during a dance class at iDance Studio.

How your course works

A regular course consists of 7 classes × 75 minutes and is booked as a full course. The schedule shows the start date, day, time, level, teacher and studio. Open the course booking in Coursely from there.

You are welcome with or without a dance partner. We usually rotate partners in partner dance classes, but joining the rotation is optional. If you come together, you may keep dancing with each other.

Looking for a particular teacher? Use the teacher filter in the schedule to see who is teaching in the current course period.

Find your course in the schedule

Two studios in Stockholm

iDance Studio Söder

Tjurbergsgatan 27, Stockholm
Near Skanstull.

iDance Studio Valhalla

Valhallavägen 55, Stockholm
Near Tekniska högskolan.

Check which studio hosts your chosen course. Not every style and level is offered at both locations. Find contact details and directions.

More ways to develop your Salsa

Salsa Ladies Styling

Styling gives you space to work on individual technique and personal expression. Movement, posture and musicality are central, as a complement to partner dancing or for your own development. Check the schedule for the current level and teacher.

Rueda de Casino

In Rueda de Casino, several couples dance Cuban Salsa in a circle and follow shared calls. A caller coordinates the moves, and partner changes are part of the dance form. Check the schedule for current Rueda sessions.

Want to focus on a particular part of your dancing? Explore private Salsa lessons.

Want to practise between classes? Explore the iDance Sundays programme. You can buy single tickets for a drop-in class + social dancing or social dancing only. Select the single-ticket option “Dropin + Social” or “Socialdans” at checkout.

Want to try dancing first?

For beginners

Free Saturday taster classes

Try Salsa and Bachata from the beginning at our free Saturday taster classes. Check the taster page for current dates, the Salsa style offered and how to book.

Explore free taster classes

More styles & levels

Open house

Try more dance styles and levels, meet us and find a course that suits you. Open house has its own programme and a separate booking from the Saturday taster classes.

Explore the open house programme

What is Salsa?

Salsa is both music and dance, with strong Cuban and Afro-Caribbean roots. The music developed further through encounters between Latin American musicians in places such as New York. Son, Mambo and other music and dance traditions are part of the background that gives Salsa its variety.

Different Salsa styles emphasise rhythm, movement and partnership in different ways. Crossbody can use different timing, such as On1 and On2. Cuban Salsa has its circular Casino, while Colombian Salsa, also called Cali Style, is often associated with fast footwork. These descriptions help you recognise the styles; the schedule shows the courses we currently offer.

Curious about another partner dance? Explore our Bachata classes in Stockholm.

Questions about our Salsa classes

Do I need previous dance experience?

Not for Salsa Beginner. If you have danced before, compare the level descriptions and contact us if you would like help choosing.

What should I wear?

Wear comfortable clothes that allow you to move and indoor shoes suitable for dancing. You may also want to bring a water bottle.

What language are classes taught in?

All our regular courses can be followed in English.

Can I use a Swedish wellness allowance?

Dance courses involving physical activity may qualify for the Swedish wellness allowance (friskvårdsbidrag). Your employer decides the conditions that apply. See prices and wellness payment options.

Find your Salsa course

Choose your style, level and studio in the schedule. Find current times and teachers, then continue to booking. We are here if you would like help choosing.

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