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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Set amid a green sports complex in Rome, Empire Sport Resort suits travelers who want to make a longer visit of their tennis session. Coaching, a café and restaurant are available, along with parking and changing facilities.
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.
All Round Sport & Wellness is a members’ sports club in Rome’s EUR district, where you can make a tennis session part of a longer visit. Coaching, a clubhouse, a restaurant and a spa offer ways to train, unwind and stay for a meal.
SSD Play Pisana is a sports club in Rome where you can play tennis and stay for a meal. Coaching is available, with a café, restaurant and parking on site.
At Centro Sportivo Le Magnolie in Rome’s Appia Antica area, you can make tennis part of a longer visit to the sports club. Coaching is available, with a café and restaurant for a break after play.
Gli Ulivi Sporting Club is a leafy sports club in Rome with tennis and other activities. Coaching is available, and a bar and restaurant offer a place to spend time after a match.
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.
In Aurelio, Forum Sport Center Roma is a convenient stop for tennis during a day out. Parking, racket rental, showers and places to eat are available on site.