A guide to playing tennis
Across several Paris arrondissements, municipal outdoor courts offer visitors a place to play, while some outdoor courts are restricted to members. A private venue also welcomes nonmembers, so a private label alone does not settle access.
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Tennis de la Faluère is a municipal tennis venue in the Bois de Vincennes, with an almost countryside feel noted by a visitor. It’s a pleasant choice for a casual hit, with parking, changing rooms and showers on site.
Tennis Moureu Baudricourt is a public municipal tennis venue in Paris’s 13th arrondissement. It’s a convenient place to fit a game into a day in the neighborhood, with covered and open-air play available.
Tennis Elisabeth is a public municipal tennis venue in Paris’s 14th arrondissement, handy for fitting a game into a visit. A player praised its greenery and flowers.
Tennis Henry de Montherlant
On Boulevard Lannes in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, Henry de Montherlant Tennis Court is a public place to fit a game into a city visit. Changing rooms are available on site.
PUC operates tennis courts within Stade Charléty and offers coaching and a club stringing service. Earlier third-party listings also reported changing rooms, showers, toilets and equipment loans; their availability with a particular tennis booking has not been independently verified. Accessibility evidence refers to the broader sports facilities.
Tennis Alain Mimoun ex Paul Valéry is a municipal tennis venue in Paris’s 12th arrondissement. With covered and outdoor courts, it offers visitors a choice of settings for a public court session.
Tennis Suzanne Lenglen is the municipal tennis facility at 2 rue Louis Armand in Paris’s 15th arrondissement. It has 13 standard courts and an outdoor practice wall, with restrooms, wheelchair access and a drinks vending machine. Coaching is offered separately through Tennis Sporting Club LLC.
At Stade Français Omnisports in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, visitors can play tennis without joining the club. It’s a multisport venue with coaching, changing rooms and showers, making it a practical stop for a game during a city stay.
We list 50 venues in Paris, including Tennis de la Faluère, Tennis Moureu Baudricourt and Tennis Elisabeth.
Of these venues, 38 require booking. Each venue page shows how to book.
Yes. Of these venues, 1 can be used free of charge; each venue page lists the conditions.