A guide to playing tennis
Use the court types below to compare how venues in Rome differ by environment, surface, access, price, and booking method. Open a venue for current hours and source details.
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Sporting Club Panda is a tennis club on Via Nomentana in Rome, with coaching available and an on-site restaurant. Its mix of indoor and outdoor courts gives visitors several ways to play.
Circolo Sport. Tennis Club Vialar offers a welcoming place to play in Rome, with greenery and views of St. Peter’s dome noted by visitors. Coaching and player matching make it appealing whether you are learning or looking for someone at your level. Parking, changing facilities and a small gym add convenience.
Tennis Club Kipling is a sports club in Rome’s Arvalia-Portuense area where you can linger after a match. A café, restaurant and terrace offer places to unwind, while coaching and a children’s play area make it welcoming for families.
Tennis Club Parioli offers a club setting for tennis in Rome, with a clubhouse, restaurant, cafés and a pro shop. On-site coaching makes it a place to spend more than just an hour on court.
ASD Tennis Project Roma is a tennis club in Rome’s Tiburtina area, with a clubhouse and a small café for time between matches. Coaching and a gym make it appealing if you want more than a casual hit.
A sports club in Rome with tennis alongside a range of other activities. It suits travelers looking for a game at a larger sports center, with coaching and a café on site.
On Lungotevere delle Armi in Rome, Rome City Tennis Prati offers courts alongside a coaching programme focused on technical and tactical development. It is a place to consider if you want to practise or train during your stay.
ASD MATCHPOINT24 offers a place to play tennis in Rome, with coaching available for players who want a lesson. A café, restaurant and parking make it easy to spend more time at the venue.