The 14 tennis courts and clubs in Barcelona that NUM maps, from the club that hosts the Barcelona Open to municipal courts you can pay for by the hour.
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Club de Tennis i Pàdel CEM Olímpia — CEM stands for Centre Esportiu Municipal, a city-run sports center, which usually means pay-as-you-go courts alongside member rates. (41.4135, 2.2025) · Directions ↗
CEM Tennis L'Hospitalet — The municipal tennis center in L'Hospitalet, the city immediately south-west of Barcelona, reachable by metro. (41.3447, 2.1123) · Directions ↗Spain took to pàdel (padel in English), a doubles game played in a small walled court, and in Barcelona many former tennis courts have been converted. Tennis courts that take non-members are now concentrated in the municipal sports centers, marked CEM, and a few large complexes. Courts are usually paid by the hour through the center's desk, website or app, and summer evening slots go first because middays are hot. Many centers do not hire out racquets, so ask ahead or bring your own. Clay is common, so check whether your shoes suit it.
For a visitor, the best bets are the municipal centers such as Barcelona Tennis OlÍmpic - Western Entrance, Club de Tennis i Pàdel CEM Olímpia and CEM Tennis L'Hospitalet, which let non-members pay per hour.
NUM's directory maps 14 tennis courts and clubs in and around Barcelona, including a few padel clubs.
At the Reial Club de Tennis Barcelona-1899 in Pedralbes, usually in April.
Ask NUM for tennis courts in Barcelona open to non-members
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