A guide to playing tennis
Rome’s clay clubs range from Parco degli Acquedotti to Monte Sacro, with several courts at each. Hard courts appear at far fewer clubs in this guide, leaving a smaller choice of places for a hard-court match.
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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.
Appio Claudio Tennis Club is a welcoming place to play in Rome, with courts available to outside visitors. After a match, you can linger at the restaurant set among greenery or stop by the café; coaching, parking and free racquet rental are also available.
Centro Sportivo Vianello is a tennis stop in Rome’s EUR area, with a café, restaurant and parking for an easy visit. Coaching is available if you want to make more of your time on court.
CSI Roma Flaminio is a sports club on Lungotevere Flaminio where visiting players can book a game or arrange coaching. Parking, equipment rental and a café make it convenient to spend more time at the club.
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.
In Rome’s EUR area, Torrino Sporting Center-Centro Sportivo is a convenient place to arrange a tennis match. Coaching is available, and parking, a café and a restaurant make it easy to stay after playing.
Lanciani Club/ settore Tennis & Palestra is a place to play tennis and spend some time at the club. Coaching is available, and you can unwind afterward at the café or restaurant.
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.
Yes. We list 9 venues with indoor courts in Rome.
2 venues require a reservation. Check the venue page for booking and contact details where available.
Yes. 30 venues in Rome are open to the public; 21 venues are members-only.
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