Top tennis courts in Stockholm
Skeppsholmens Tennisklubb
4.8(4 reviews)
Amiralsvägen, 111 49 Stockholm, Sweden
Tennis Courts in Stockholm, SE
Stockholm's tennis culture is serious and deep — shaped by a country that has produced Björn Borg, Stefan Edberg, and Mats Wilander — with well-maintained public facilities at Kungliga Tennishallen in Lidingö, Eriksdalshallen in Södermalm, and courts in Djurgårdsparken.
€706,850
Prize Money (2025)
5,000 seats
Kungliga Tennishallen
1969
Stockholm Open First Held
Tennis in Stockholm
A local guide to the Stockholm tennis scene.
Tennis History
1969
Stockholm Open founded — becomes the world's oldest indoor ATP tournament
1978
Borg and McEnroe meet for the first time in the Stockholm Open semi-finals
1980
Björn Borg becomes the first Swedish winner of the Stockholm Open
Did You Know?
- The Stockholm Open is an ATP 250 with history dating to 1969
- Kungliga Tennishallen (1896) is one of the world's oldest purpose-built indoor tennis venues
- Sweden produced Björn Borg, Stefan Edberg, and Mats Wilander — the "Swedish tennis miracle"
Best Time to Play
Outdoor June–August only; indoor courts essential most of the year.
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