A guide to playing tennis
In Paris, a pro shop may sit beside members-only courts, while other venues with shops are listed as open to the public. If you’re visiting without club membership, focus on the public-access venues when choosing where to play.
See venues on the mapBrowse court types
Paris
In Paris’s 16th arrondissement, Tennis Club de Paris TCP offers a members’ club setting for a day of tennis. Coaching, a restaurant and a pool give you reasons to linger after playing, while parking and changing facilities add convenience.
Tennis Club Parisien de Joinville is on avenue de l’École de Joinville in Paris’s 12th arrondissement. The club describes four clay courts, all covered during winter. Check with the club for current booking and access conditions.
Cercle Amical de Vincennes is a members’ tennis club in a green setting in Paris’s 12th arrondissement. The clubhouse restaurant offers a place to eat, and coaching is listed by the French Tennis Federation.
This listing covers the Paris Jean Bouin tennis club’s main site on avenue de la Porte Molitor in Paris’s 16th arrondissement. Club rules reserve court access for tennis members and eligible guests. Check the club’s current reservation and guest conditions before visiting; court totals published for both club sites do not establish the main-site count.
Forest Hill Aquaboulevard offers bookable tennis in Paris’s 15th arrondissement, with coaching, a sports shop and racket rental. Earlier material lists parking, sauna, hammam and jacuzzi; their current availability and inclusion with tennis bookings are unconfirmed.