Tennis or padel: The City of Paris offers courts in the capital and its inner suburbs. To reserve a court or a padel court, go directly to the new online platform, Paris Tennis Padel.
Spread across numerous sports facilities in Paris and its inner suburbs, the Paris Tennis Padel program allows everyone to play close to home. Whether on indoor, semi-covered, or outdoor courts—from neighborhood courts to large sports complexes— everyone can find a facility that suits their preferences and skill level. Since 2025, the program has expanded with the opening of the first municipal facility featuring four padel courts at the Jules-Ladoumègue Sports Center (19th arrondissement).
Did you know?
Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world. Originating in Mexico in the 1960s, it really took off in Spain in the 1970s, where it quickly established itself as one of the most widely played sports.
Played exclusively as doubles on a court surrounded by glass walls that are an integral part of the game, it is an activity accessible to a wide range of people. Less physically demanding than tennis, it emphasizes strategy, rallies, and camaraderie, which explains its popularity among players of all ages.
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How do I sign up for Paris Tennis Padel?
Registration is a two-stepprocess:
1. Create a Mon Paris account: Start by creating an account on Mon Paris, the platform that brings together all of the City of Paris’s digital services.
2. Create your Paris Tennis Padel profile: Once your Mon Paris account is activated, create your Paris Tennis Padel profile. To complete your registration, you’ll need to verify your identity.
The Paris Tennis Padel account is a personal account and can be created by anyone 13 years of age or older.
Verification of Your Identity
When you create your Paris Tennis Padel profile, you must provide a form of identification. It is retained only for the duration of the verification process and is deleted as soon as your profile is approved or rejected.
If you are using a French national ID card or a European passport, the verification can be performed automatically. Your profile will then be validated immediately if the information you provided matches the information on your ID document.
If you use a different type of supporting document or if the automatic verification cannot be completed, your request will be reviewed by the City of Paris. It may then take up to 7 days to validate your profile.
You can also verify your identity through FranceConnect from your " Mon Paris" account, which will simplify the process.
- French national ID card or French passport (valid or expired)
- Foreign national ID card or foreign passport (valid)
- Driver's license (valid)
- Residence permit (valid)
- Large family card (valid) issued by the SNCF
- Hunting license with photo issued by a government official (valid)
- Veteran’s card, either buff-colored or tricolor (valid)
- Identity card or travel card with photo, issued by military authorities (valid)
- Civil or military disability card with photo (valid)
Once your account is activated, you can reserve a tennis court or a padel court online through the Paris Tennis Padel online service. Availability is displayed in real time, and reservations can be paid for individually or using hour packages.
Before each reservation, you must present a form of identification to the reception staff so they can verify your identity.
Tennis and Padel Schedules
The courts and trails are open year-round:
- Monday through Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.;
- Sundays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Please note: Unlit courts may, however, close earlier depending on sunlight conditions.
Prices for tennis and padel courts in Paris
Rates effective as of November 1, 2022.
| Rates | Indoor and Semi-Indoor Tennis Courts | Outdoor Tennis Courts | Outdoor Padel Courts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-price time | 20 € | 12 € | 20 € |
| Discounted Hours | 12 € | 7 € | 12€ |
| 5-hour full-price pass | 80 € | 48 € | 80€ |
| 5-Hour Subscription (Reduced Rate) | 48 € | 28 € | 48€ |
| 10-Hour Full-Price Pass | 145 € | 87 € | 145€ |
| 10-Hour Subscription (Reduced Rate) | 87 € | 50 € | 87€ |
Full-price time
- Indoor and Semi-Indoor Tennis Courts
- 20 €
- Outdoor Tennis Courts
- 12 €
- Outdoor Padel Courts
- 20 €
Discounted Hours
- Indoor and Semi-Indoor Tennis Courts
- 12 €
- Outdoor Tennis Courts
- 7 €
- Outdoor Padel Courts
- 12€
5-hour full-price pass
- Indoor and Semi-Indoor Tennis Courts
- 80 €
- Outdoor Tennis Courts
- 48 €
- Outdoor Padel Courts
- 80€
5-Hour Subscription (Reduced Rate)
- Indoor and Semi-Indoor Tennis Courts
- 48 €
- Outdoor Tennis Courts
- 28 €
- Outdoor Padel Courts
- 48€
10-Hour Full-Price Pass
- Indoor and Semi-Indoor Tennis Courts
- 145 €
- Outdoor Tennis Courts
- 87 €
- Outdoor Padel Courts
- 145€
10-Hour Subscription (Reduced Rate)
- Indoor and Semi-Indoor Tennis Courts
- 87 €
- Outdoor Tennis Courts
- 50 €
- Outdoor Padel Courts
- 87€
Note: Semi-covered tennis courts are charged at the same rate as covered tennis courts. Payment is based on the court, not on the number of people.
Job seekers residing in Paris, upon presentation of:
- A status notice issued within the last month,
- A renewal of the Specific Solidarity Allowance (A.S.S.) issued within the last month.
Please note: The date taken into account is not the date the digital document was issued on the Pôle Emploi website, but the date listed on the notice, confirming that you are still registered as a job seeker
Note: The following are not accepted as proof of eligibility for free services:
- Proof of online registration via the Internet;
- Certificates of periods of unemployment benefits;
- Proof of payment for recipients of the Active Solidarity Income (R.S.A.) residing in Paris, upon presentation of valid proof of status and residence.
Recipients of the Active Solidarity Income (R.S.A.) residing in Paris, upon presentation of:
- A certificate dated within the last three months.
Recipients of the Temporary Waiting Allowance (A.T.A.) residing in Paris, upon presentation of:
- The most recent monthly payment notice
City of Paris employees, upon presentation of:
- A photo ID card;
- A retiree ID card;
- A pay stub dated within the last three months
Young people under 26 years of age who reside in Paris, upon presentation of valid proof of age and residence.
For all of these users, this benefit is strictly personal and limited to one session per day.
Disclaimer: Tennis and Padel Lessons
No tennis or padel lessons may be taught during an individual time slot reserved through Paris Tennis Padel. Failure to comply with this rule may result in temporary or permanent exclusion from the City of Paris’s tennis courts or padel courts.
Hidden Spots to Discover in Paris
Whether on a rooftop, at the end of a cul-de-sac, or in the heart of a park, some municipal tennis courts offer a surprising setting for playing tennis.
Training Walls
Access to the practice walls is free and does not require a reservation.
La Faluère Tennis: 1 outdoor wall
Route de la Pyramide
Léo Lagrange Tennis: 1 outdoor wall
68 Poniatowski Boulevard
Tennis-Alain Mimoun (formerly Paul-Valéry): 1 outdoor wall
15 Rue de la Nouvelle Calédonie
Moureu Baudricourt Tennis: 1 outdoor wall
17 Edison Avenue
Tennis la Plaine: 1 outdoor wall
18 Avenue de la Porte de Brancion
Suzanne Lenglen Tennis: 1 outdoor wall
2 rue Louis Armand
Henry de Montherlant's Tennis: 1 uncovered wall
This wall is currently inaccessible.
Aurelle de Paladines Tennis: 1 outdoor wall
17 Boulevard d'Aurelle de Paladines
Courcelles Tennis: 2 outdoor walls
211 Rue de Courcelles
Max Rousié Tennis: 1 outdoor wall
28, rue André Bréchet
Reims Tennis: 1 outdoor wall
1–11 Boulevard de Reims
Paris Tennis Padel Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I sign up? How do I change my password? What are the rates? Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions.
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