Tennis courts Ile-De-France

This private club has the advantage of not having a waiting list, but in order to enter it, it will have to go to the wallet with an entry fee and a fairly high annual contribution. You then have access to 21 tennis courts of various areas: hard-pressed land, synthetic or concrete surface, including ten covered. A tennis school, a competition school and a sports-study complement this table. On the golf side, you will be able to take advantage of Europe's biggest practice, with a 9-hole course and a youth school. These activities can be accompanied by aquatic leisure, fitness, cinema, steam bath, etc. a real art of living at the gates of Paris. Most: while you practice or relax, a nursery takes care of toddlers from 3 months to 3 years old and a nursery proposes to take care of children at the lowest age (3 to 6 years) thanks to a multitude of activities.

The club, which has the reputation of being the most posh in France, has existed since 1882! Since September 2006, the mythical Racing Club de France, founded by students from Condorcet, has changed its name, but no place. With forty-eight outside ones, of which are in the beaten land, they come back to the heart of the Bois de Boulogne. Selection at entry is severe: you must be sponsored by two members of the club to hope to play, and, in addition to the contribution, pay a fee of 2 000 € for those under 6 200 and € for those over years of age. At this rate you can also enjoy the swimming pool, sauna, steam bath and gym. Myth has a price, don't forget to keep a budget to buy your balls.

The Racing Club de France has opened a small school with three short seats. Judge, therefore, the rates are - relatively - milder: annual contribution to 50 €, 7-hour booklet from 150 € to 190 €, quarterly session for adults at € 200. Information on 01 47 63 99 26 or directly at the club located at 154 rue de Saussure in the 16 th arrondissement.

This unique short cover lies at the bottom of an impasse that attracts followers of small corners preserved in the heart of the city. Private houses with flowery balconies are surrounded by an old glass architecture, giant bamboo. After a passage from the virgin vine and the cats, there is no doubt that this campaign perfume in Paris will put you in good provisions. The booking is recommended in June to start the courses on October 1 st.

Many municipal tennis courts are available in Paris in 43 sports centres to be exact. While most are close to the ring, others are in exceptional places, such as the Luxembourg garden. Victims of their success have to book them one week in advance! This is to say if there are few places. You must also register on the Internet beforehand. You will then receive an e-mail or a confirmation SMS, depending on your convenience. With these identifiers, you can book the short desired short time. Other possibilities, simply go to the tennis court of your choice with your ID. Perfect for a set in the open air, in the heart of Paris, day and night, with or without rain, whether you are Parisian or passing in the capital! Let's know that the short éclairés generally close earlier than what is indicated.

Tennis Action offers formulas for collective tennis courses in Paris and near suburbs. The formula is quite attractive since during the course of the internship, you become a member of the club, the ideal to move between two courses. Young people have access to mini-tennis from the age of 4 (370 to 850 € for a nine month internship with one hour of course per week). An adult wishing to attend a five-month session will pay between € 480 and € 680 depending on the centre he chooses and the number of courses delivered per week. If you're motivated to grab the ball between two courses to take full advantage of the club card's advantages, the formula is rather attractive, and you get the ball right.

Players who want to go further in their practice, for example by wishing to register for a club, can consult the website of the Paris Tennis League, where they will find the list and contacts of the many clubs existing in Paris. Some useful Internet links can be found on this site, such as: http: //maxitennis.free.fr, which is defined as a directory of sites dealing with tennis, practice. We are also informed of all tournaments, championships, etc.

Spread over three hectares, the Tennis club of Paris has seen many legends of French tennis since it opened in 1895. Sébastien Grosjean and Amélie Tennis succeeded Jean Borotra's style on the grounds of this private club. The entrance fee is € 1100, with an annual contribution of € 1370. These rates are differentiated according to age. The sports year runs from October 1 st to September 30 th. It takes about one year waiting before hoping to join the club. Eighteen battue, GreenSet (the surface of the US Open), synthetic and wooden floors await you, eight are covered in summer, fourteen in the winter. After the sport, restaurant, swimming pool and gym you will reach your arms… to make the break!

The history of the Racing Tennis Club of Modèle is, above all, a family story since François Bergeron, the current president, took over in 1998 the reins of this small private club founded by his father in 1923. 90 adult members and 170 children are found every day of the week to play free or to take courses. These are available on the club's five grounds, including two beaten land and three on the ground, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 19 a. m. to 22 p. m. and Saturday morning from 9 p. m. to 13 p. m. Wednesday all day is reserved for the younger tennis school. The other strong point of the place is the competition dimension. No fewer than 12 adult teams, divided between senior men and women, + 45 years, + 55 years + 65 years, represent the club in the tournaments of the region. After the sport, club house gives you the arms to take a shower, relax or spend a convivial moment with other members, history of making a break…

Nearly a hundred members crossed in the aisles of this small neighborhood club, taken from the hands of master in 2009 by Aldo Peclet, the current sports director, and Pierre Durand the president. Exchanges of rights or passing shot are carried out at three different sites: at the Stade Paul Valery (1 short), the gymnasium Michel Leconte (2 beach tennis courts) and the plain of the Faluère in Vincennes (1 short short). Among the novelties made over the last two years, the possibility of taking individual or collective courses (€ 35) from one of the three state-run professors. They take place on Thursdays from 14 a. m. to 22 p. m. in Paul Valéry, from a. m. to p. m. in Michel Leconte or Saturday from 15 p. m. to 19 p. m. in Vincennes. In addition, internships are organized during school holidays for children and adults.

This is a small club that is increasingly talking about it… Under the leadership of Ayden Youbi, his sports director, in partnership with the Mayor of the 14 ^th and Mayor Pascal Cherki, he saw the number of his members moving from thirty, when it was created in 2006, to nearly 170 today. The particularity of this club is that it is reserved exclusively for courses. Courses offered by five state-run teachers (which is not always the case in Paris). They take place either on the two short stages of the Elisabeth stadium (1 in synthetic turf and 1 outdoors) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday from 17 am to 22 pm and on Thursday and Friday from 17 am to 20 pm, from 9 pm to 22 pm, from pm to pm, from pm to pm. Gare Montparnasse. Finally, the club offers mini tennis courses (4-7 years) and a junior club (7-18 years).

Led by Kodjori Akoussa, the tennis club of the 10 ^th arrondissement of Paris is one of the oldest clubs in the capital. An ideal place, therefore, to enjoy all their experience in the field of coaching. Short side, and perhaps the only disadvantage of the place, its eight terrains are scattered in so many different places! The club has a land covered in a hard Space in the Shippagan gymnasium, two log land at the TEP Lafayette, a field covered in a hurry at the Dauvin gymnasium, a land covered in hard at the Jemapes gymnasium, two courses at TEP Valmy and finally a terrain in hard and outside at the stade de la Ligue Est in Lilas (93). In addition to the free hours in which the land can be booked, the courses, provided by a state-run teacher and an assistant, take place on Monday from 19 a. m. to 23 p. m., Wednesday from 13 p. m. to 23 p. m., on Thursdays from 20 p. m. to 23 p. m., on Friday from 17 p. m. to 21 p. m. and on Saturdays from 9 p. m. to 18 p. m. The club also has a mini tennis court for 4-7 years and a tennis school for 8-18 years.

The club that has the reputation of being the most posh in France has existed since 1882! Since September 2006, the mythical Racing Club de France, founded by students from Condorcet, has changed its name, but no place. With forty-eight outside ones, of which are in the beaten land, they come back to the heart of the Bois de Boulogne. The selection at the entrance is severe, you must be sponsored by two members of the club to hope to play, with a fee of 2000 € for those under 6200 and € for more than years. Next, the annual fee is € 600 to € 1200 depending on your age. At this rate you can also enjoy the swimming pool, sauna, steam bath and gym. Myth has a price, don't forget to keep a budget to buy your balls. The Racing Club de France has opened a small school with three short seats. Information on 01 47 63 99 26 or directly at the club located at 154 rue de Saussure in the 16 th arrondissement.

Tennis Action offers all the standard formula with a tennis club, group lessons adults and children to the individual lessons via the formulas in free map. The classes are held in Paris and in the outskirts of the city on the sites of Forest Hill. The formula is quite attractive since during the duration of the journey, it became a member of the popular club, ideal to progress between two classes. The youngest guests have access to mini-tennis from the age of 4. An adult wishing to follow a five months session courses will pay between €530 and €760, according to the centre that it will choose and the number of courses available per week. If you are motivated to type the ball between two classes to fully enjoy the benefits of the club card, the formula is quite attractive, to capture the ball saut.

The tennis club of the Association "Research and leisure tenth" has two courtyards covered hard in the gym of Jemmapes space, enough to accommodate in the best conditions the 68 members of this small intimate club, far from the big "factory" that can sometimes find in Paris. The course, provided by a qualified instructor State, are exclusively collective and eight people gather at each session. The latter are either Wednesday from 13:00 to 19:00, or saturday from 14 to 15:00. With our also that all groups are composed of levels and ages.

This little club, rather family in mind, has nearly 70 members. Members who meet every day of the week on the two club grounds. The first one is a course found at the Aurelles de Paladine in Neuilly-sur-Seine. The second, always discovered is in synthetic turf and is located in tennis at the porte d'Porte in the 17 ^th. A state-run teacher and an initiator plan the courses. They take place for adults on Wednesday evening from 20 am to 22 pm on the Site site and on Thursday from 20 pm to 22 pm on the site of porte d'Porte. Those reserved for children as part of mini-tennis or tennis school are Monday from 16 AM to 18 PM, Tuesday from 16 am to 17 PM, Thursday from 16 AM to 18 PM and Saturday from 13 PM to 17 PM. Finally, internships are organized during school holidays.

The history of Camillienne dates back to the previous century. At the time, this neighbourhood house brought together young people from the parish of Bercy. Over the years, it has developed many sports and cultural activities such as tennis, football, martial arts, zumba… The courses and courses are carried out through the 12 ^th district by state-run professors such as Laurent Dufloux, the club leader and four initiators who stand for adult courses and tennis school. Courses take place from October to June (excluding school holidays). The subscription, different if you play outside or on covered field, includes the courses and the right to use the recreational land at certain hours (see on the site for more details). The club also offers a competition and a mini tennis court.

Energy welcomes children throughout the year from 3 years during the school period or during the holidays during the holidays. This is a private club that stretches into a park of over 2 hectares and where everything has been designed for children. This is the 4 star formula of sport for the small. The club will give priority to teaching in the following three sports: Tennis, golf and football. After lessons, children can take advantage of multi-sport workshops hosted by monitors. The quad program, trampoline, inflatable castle, kind of mini-park of attraction for children! For parents, the formula is ideal because a bus comes to pick up children at home and return them to home at the end of the training day.

The Art et Culture 15 tennis and badminton club is located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, in the Centre Commercial Beaugrenelle, more precisely at 36 Rue Emeriau. The club offers tennis and badminton lessons given by qualified and experienced instructors. The courts are leased from the City of Paris and maintained by the Paris Sports Department. The club also organizes events such as general meetings for its members. In anticipation of the 2024 Olympic Games, some courts will be upgraded or renovated. The club has several officers, including president Emmanuel Chevillote, vice-president Erwan Le Saout, secretary Armand Khosrovi and treasurer France Jalali.

LGBT Tennis Club. CGPIF affiliate. In Paris, it is possible to play on the grounds of the City of Paris. You must have a Paris-Sports card and book a short one in one of the forty-four courses available in Paris at www.paris.fr. To obtain a map, you must write to the Paris City Hall, Directorate of Youth and Sports, BP 4121, 75163 PARIS CEDEX.

Founded in 1997, the association Double Game Tennis Paris (PTDI) is based on values of conviviality, mixing and participation, favouring leisure tennis. In 2002 PTDI joined FSGL and then the French Tennis Federation in 2005. On the th of the short awards by the Paris City Hall, players and players alike meet each other on slots of two hours. On the competition side, PTDI members have the opportunity to participate in the association's internal tournament, the championships by the FFT team or the CIRCUIT (Gay and Lesbian Tennis Alliance) circuit, including the TIT - International Tennis TOURNAMENT - Paris. Learning or development, a teacher takes the time to explain and show good gestures every week. The organisation of courses, tournaments and festive events involves the participation of all members. Members of the exchange Exchange (contact list to find a partner in Ile-de-France) are given priority to become members of Double Game Tennis Paris when places are released. In Paris, it is possible to play on the grounds of the City of Paris. You must have a Paris-sports card and book a short one in one of the 44 fields available in Paris on www.paris.fr

To obtain a map, you must write to the Paris City Hall - Directorate of Youth and Sports - BP 4121 - 75163 PARIS CEDEX.