A guide to playing tennis
Use the court types below to compare how venues in Cassia-Flaminia differ by environment, surface, access, price, and booking method. Open a venue for current hours and source details.
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Cassia-Flaminia
Salaria Sport Village is a place to fit tennis into a broader sports day in Rome. There’s parking on site, a restaurant and café, plus coaching for players who want a lesson. The complex also offers swimming and padel.
Circolo Casetta Bianca is a sports club surrounded by the greenery of Parco di Veio, a pleasant setting for a tennis session and time outdoors. A café and restaurant make it easy to linger after playing, while coaching is available for children and adults.
Flaminio Sporting Club is a leafy sports club in Rome’s Cassia-Flaminia area, with tennis alongside other activities. Coaching, a café and restaurant make it a comfortable place to spend time around a match.
Gallese Tennis Club is a tennis club on Via Gallese in Rome where visitors can pay to play. It also offers coaching, making it an option for a casual match or time on court with an instructor.
Tennis Club Le Molette offers a leafy club setting in Rome’s Cassia-Flaminia area. After a game, members can make use of the restaurant, café and picnic area.
Nettuno Club Saxa Rubra - NC Sporting is a sports club in Rome with listed tennis courts. The operator describes renovation of the outdoor area; confirm which courts and other facilities are currently available before visiting.
Tennis Vigna Clara - Controbalzo is a well-kept tennis club in Rome where you can linger after a game. A restaurant, café and on-site coaching make it a convenient stop for players, with parking and changing facilities available.