Are there free public tennis courts in Warsaw?

Yes — Warsaw's parks maintain free public courts in Łazienki Park and Pole Mokotowskie, with the city's osiedlowe sports centers offering bookable courts at low cost across most residential districts.

How many tennis courts are in Warsaw?

Tennis courts in Warsaw 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 Warsaw?

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

Tennis Courts in Warsaw, PL

Warsaw's court community has grown significantly since Poland's tennis surge in the 2010s, with public facilities in Łazienki Park — the city's royal park in the city center — the Agrykola Sports Centre in Powiśle, and courts throughout Mokotów and Ursynów.

Top tennis courts in Warsaw

Mera - Warsaw Tennis Club

4.3(440 reviews)

12 aleja Bohaterów Września, Warszawa

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Wola Tennis Club

3.8(228 reviews)

103 Al. Prymasa Tysiąclecia, Warszawa

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Warszawianka Tennis Courts

4.1(155 reviews)

71 Piaseczyńska, Warszawa

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Okecie Tennis Club

4.3(546 reviews)

1 Radarowa, Warszawa

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Legia Tennis Stadium

4.2(435 reviews)

4A Myśliwiecka, Warszawa

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Tennis in Warsaw

A local guide to the Warsaw tennis scene.

Did You Know?

Iga Świątek (World No. 1, multiple French Open champion) is from the Warsaw area
Her success has dramatically boosted tennis popularity across Poland
Hubert Hurkacz has further raised Poland's ATP profile