A guide to playing tennis
Use the court types below to compare how venues in Berlin differ by environment, surface, access, price, and booking method. Open a venue for current hours and source details.
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Berlin
Tennis-Club SCC Berlin e.V. sits near the city at the edge of Grunewald, with a leafy setting for a game. Coaching, a restaurant and a children’s play area make it easy to spend more time at the club.
Tennis-Club Frohnau e.V. offers a place to play in Berlin’s Frohnau area, with a café and club restaurant for time off court. Coaching and a children’s play area make it welcoming for families, too.
Preußenpark Berlin Sportzentrum offers year-round tennis in Berlin, with outdoor courts and an indoor hall. Coaching, racket rental, parking and a sauna make it a convenient place to play during a visit.
BTTC Grün-Weiß e.V. is a members’ tennis club in Berlin’s Steglitz-Zehlendorf, with indoor and outdoor play. A restaurant with a terrace, coaching, parking and a children’s play area make it a comfortable place to spend time beyond a match.
Set around a club villa in Berlin’s Grunewald, Grunewald-Tennisclub e.V has a restaurant for a meal after tennis. Private coaching is also available.
Tennisclub Berlin-Lichtenrade Weiß-Gelb e. V. offers a relaxed place to play in a quiet residential part of Berlin. Beginners and casual players share the club with competitive teams; there’s coaching, a clubhouse restaurant and parking on site.
Tennis-Club Tiergarten e. V. (Schwarz-Weiß) offers a club tennis stop in Berlin’s Mitte. After a match, the clubhouse has food and drink, changing facilities and restrooms; coaching is available too.
In Spandau, Siemens Tennis-Klub Blau-Gold 1913 eV offers a sociable place to play, with a clubhouse restaurant and terrace for time off court. Coaching is available for children and adults.