EconomyPublished: 27 August 2026 at 13:21

Lemon Gym to invest €400,000 in modernizing its Akropole Rīga fitness club

Fitness club chain Lemon Gym has announced plans to invest €400,000 in upgrading its location at the Akropole Rīga shopping centre, the company reported.

Fitness chain Lemon Gym has confirmed it will invest €400,000 to modernize its club located inside the Akropole Rīga shopping and entertainment centre. The announcement came from the company itself.

No further details were provided about what specifically the investment will cover, such as new equipment or a completion timeline for the renovation works.

Lemon Gym operates a network of fitness clubs, including its branch at the well-known Akropole Rīga shopping centre.

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