Where the concierge points people first
- Sporting club Villa Pamphili — Courts inside the city's largest landscaped park, on the Gianicolo side. The setting makes the booking worth the phone call, and you can run the park afterwards. (41.8826, 12.4329)
- Tevere Tennis — A riverside circolo going back to 1947, of the kind that lines the Tiber north of the centre. Ask for an hourly court as a non-member rather than about joining. (41.9165, 12.4696)
- Campo Centrale Del Tennis — The main stadium at the Foro Italico, home of the Italian Open in spring. Not a court you can book; a court you can buy a ticket to watch on. (41.9281, 12.4565)
- Tennis Club Parioli — One of the city's old-established clubs, in the smart residential north. Members first, so treat any access as a favour and dress for it. (41.9320, 12.5099)
- Roma Pickleball — Filed with the tennis courts, but it is a padel and pickleball club — useful if your group is mixed ability, since both are easier to pick up than tennis. (41.8669, 12.5693)
The rest of the tennis courts in Rome — every one we hold
- Asd Grande Slam (41.8790, 12.4338)
- ASD Petit Tennis Club (41.9341, 12.4228)
- ASD Tennis Project Roma (41.9498, 12.5797)
- Circolo del Tennis All'Acquasanta (41.8544, 12.5344)
- Circolo sportivo ponte milvio (41.9352, 12.4703)
- Circolo Sportivo Roma (41.9082, 12.4860)
- Circolo Sportivo Tennis De Vialar (41.8990, 12.4458)
- Circolo Tennis DLF (41.9151, 12.5254)
- Circolo Tennis Paolo Rosi (41.9277, 12.4704)
- Federazione Italiana Tennis - Tavolo (41.9318, 12.4558)
- Flaminio Tennis (41.9348, 12.4695)
- Padel Doria (41.9432, 12.4963)
- Panatta Tennis School Roma (41.9336, 12.4881)
- R&D Tennis Academy (41.9295, 12.4614)
- Santa Agnese Tennis Club Srl (41.9220, 12.5165)
- Scuola Appio Claudio Tennis Team (41.8516, 12.5600)
- ScuolaTennis PESCO RTM Caio Duilio (41.9283, 12.4699)
- Sport Libero (41.8536, 12.4640)
- T4 Tennis Club (41.9390, 12.5545)
- Tennis & Co. (41.9382, 12.4780)
- Tennis Club Appio Claudio (41.8516, 12.5600)
- Tennis Club Panda (41.9522, 12.5721)
- Tennis Club Zamorani (41.9125, 12.5448)
- Tennis Isolabella (41.9406, 12.5393)
- Tennis Ostriana (41.9312, 12.5127)
- Tennis Paddle Club Pro Roma (41.8945, 12.5434)
- Tennis Pineta Sacchetti (41.9249, 12.4218)
- Tennis Research (41.8766, 12.4305)
- Tennis Roma Duca d'Aosta (41.9335, 12.4650)
- Tennis Rome A. S. D. (41.8827, 12.5009)
- Tennis Santa Marcella (41.8742, 12.4896)
- Tennis Sport Libero (41.8524, 12.4651)
- Tennis Verbano (41.9251, 12.5061)
- Tennis Vigna Clara (41.9463, 12.4617)
In Rome, tennis happens in clubs, not parks
Rome has very few free public tennis courts. What it has is dozens of circoli — private sports clubs, often by the Tiber or in the northern districts — and many will rent a court by the hour to non-members when members are not using it, usually booked by phone or through an app such as Playtomic. Evenings and weekend mornings go first. Clay is the common surface, so bring shoes that suit it, and ask about racquet hire when you book rather than assuming. In May the Foro Italico hosts the Internazionali d'Italia, and the city's tennis appetite rises accordingly.
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