Are there free public tennis courts in Vienna?

Yes — Vienna's Wiener Sport-Infrastruktur maintains free and bookable public courts in the Prater and at district Sportanlagen across all 23 Bezirke, with many open without charge on a walk-up basis.

How many tennis courts are in Vienna?

Tennis courts in Vienna span public parks, recreation centers, and private clubs, with the count shifting as facilities are renovated or rebuilt.

Do I need to book a tennis court in advance in Vienna?

It depends on the facility. Most public park courts in Vienna are first-come, first-served, while private clubs and indoor centers typically require a reservation.

Tennis Courts in Vienna, AT

Vienna has a proud tennis tradition dating back to the early 20th century, with public courts in the Prater park along the Danube, the Türkenschanzpark in the 18th district, and the Stadionbad complex — all part of Wiener Sport-Infrastruktur's extensive network.

€2.74M

Prize Money (2025)

~9,000 seats

Wiener Stadthalle

1974

Erste Bank Open First Held

2015

Upgraded to ATP 500

Top tennis courts in Vienna

Tennis Point Wien 3

4.4(510 reviews)

87 Baumgasse, Wien

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Tenniszentrum Arsenal & Tennisschule May

4.6(188 reviews)

3 Arsenalstraße, Wien

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Wiener Park Club

4.5(615 reviews)

1 Rustenschacherallee, Wien

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Tennis Wien - TCV 2013

4.9(104 reviews)

Am Hubertusdamm, 1210 Wien, Austria

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Tennis Club P48

4.8(20 reviews)

48 Porzellangasse, Wien

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Tennis in Vienna

A local guide to the Vienna tennis scene.

Tennis History

1974

Tournament founded at the Wiener Stadthalle

2015

Upgraded from ATP 250 to ATP 500

2025

Record attendance of 82,000 fans as event expands to second venue, the historic Marx-Halle

Did You Know?

The Erste Bank Open (Vienna Open) is an ATP 500 indoor hard-court event
Austria produced Dominic Thiem (2020 US Open champion) and Thomas Muster (1995 French Open champion)