Where to practice an individual sport Brest

The Tennis-Club de Brest has 9 indoor courts, including three clay courts (like those at Roland-Garros), a club house and changing rooms with showers. It's the biggest club in Brest, affiliated to the FFT and created in 1950 by a few Brest families after the war. Here, everything began the old-fashioned way, with white balls, white outfits and men's teams, then evolved and became more democratic in the 70s. The dynamic coaching team offers individual and group lessons, as well as tournaments and competitions. Come and discover the new trendy sport of Padel on our two dedicated courts.

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In this 1,800 m² rink, you can discover skating, take a lesson, have fun with the family or train. A cafeteria welcomes you during public opening hours, field hockey matches and ice shows. With family or friends, you're sure to have a great time: the rink offers a variety of themed evenings, sessions dedicated to younger skaters (on Wednesday afternoons and Sunday mornings, the rink has a "children's village") and offers breakfast on the ice every^1st Sunday of the month.

Located close to the Cavale Blanche, Brest Equitation was created with the aim of making horse riding accessible to the greatest number of people. The center has many facilities: a competition arena of 100 m x 60 m, another of 65 m x 25 m and two riding arenas, one of which is for shetlands. There are also two stables and many paths to go for a walk. Brest Equitation offers lessons for riders of all levels and is supervised by a team of qualified professionals. Go to an event to see for yourself!

The Committee offers a range of tennis-related activities, including competitions, summer camps and tournaments. It also organizes special events, such as the Challenge Féminin and the youth team prize-giving ceremony. The Committee also offers services such as the Bourse à l'Emploi for job offers in the tennis industry.

This large climbing gym, located in Les Capucins, is a concept and a place of life in its own right. You will be accompanied by qualified instructors who will find a formula that suits your level. Climb up is also 1,200 m² of rope walls, and up to more than 16 m high for strong sensations! A 450 m² bouldering room offers several levels of difficulty. A children's area and a fun climbing section are also accessible. Once your climbing session is over, you can relax in the sauna, have a snack with a coffee.

The concept of this climbing gym is interesting: to offer an urban space for leisure and freedom. Located right in the center of town, it's open to all, whether you want to let off steam on a rainy afternoon, or enjoy more regular climbing lessons or free climbing. Housed in over 1,200 m² of former industrial premises, the Maison de l'escalade pour tous offers several areas, including one reserved for children under 6. There's no need for harnesses or ropes here, just bouldering on walls no more than 4.50 m high, in complete safety thanks to mats designed to catch any falls. An instructor is on hand to give you practical advice on your first visit. The whole area is bright and well thought-out, so there's something for everyone. There's also a store and a small restaurant.