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Illustration of Reims at dusk: the cathedral's twin west towers and glowing rose window, a champagne coupe in the foreground, vine rows along the Vesle - tennis: clay courts in the town-centre park

Tennis

Tennis in Reims

Clay courts, a 1922 listed swimming pool at the historic club, and a municipal facility for visitors - Reims covers tennis neatly.

Clubs

Tennis Club de Reims

9 Rue Lagrive

The historic club in the town centre: 9 clay courts including 5 covered, set in a small urban park - plus a 1922 swimming pool listed as a historic monument. The most atmospheric place to play in Reims.

Union Rémoise de Tennis

19 Rue des Bons Malades

7-court complex teaching juniors and adults in a convivial club spirit - the community club option.

Inter Tennis

83 Rue de Saint-Brice

City-run facility with tennis, squash and badminton, plus a pro shop. The practical pick for visitors needing a court without a membership.

Playing as a visitor

French clubs run on membership, but visitors can usually arrange court time - contact the clubs directly (Inter Tennis, as a municipal facility, is the simplest ask). Clay is the local surface; bring proper shoes. The season runs roughly April to October outdoors, year-round on the covered courts at the TC Reims.

Common questions

Where can I play tennis in Reims?

Tennis Club de Reims (9 Rue Lagrive, 9 clay courts, 5 covered), Union Rémoise de Tennis (19 Rue des Bons Malades) and the municipal Inter Tennis (83 Rue de Saint-Brice).

Can visitors book a tennis court in Reims?

Usually yes - contact the club directly. Inter Tennis is city-run and the simplest option for non-members.

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