Padel · Barcelona
Padel Courts in and around Barcelona
The three clubs we actually play at, what each is like and how to get a game.
Barcelona has hundreds of padel courts, so a list of every club would be long and out of date by the time you read it. This page is deliberately narrower: the three clubs our own padel group plays at, written up from what we have seen.
All three are in Cornellà de Llobregat, just outside the city boundary and an easy metro or tram trip from the centre. If you were expecting a court in the middle of Barcelona, the first question to settle is whether you are happy to travel; the second is whether you want a casual hit or an organised game.
Which one to pick
Want an organised game with other English speakers?
Padel Delfos. It is where our sessions and Americanas run, and the club is big enough to host a dozen courts at once.
Worried about rain?
Up Pádel & Tennis Cornellà. It has indoor courts, so the booking survives a wet week.
Coming by car, or want food at the club?
Aurial Pàdel Cornellà. Free parking, a cafeteria and a restaurant on site.
The clubs, one by one
- Padel DelfosOur main padel venue and home of the Americana nights. A big club just outside the city.We play here
- Up Pádel & Tennis CornellàOur second padel venue, with indoor courts for rainy weeks. Also home of Tuesday tennis.We play here
- Aurial Pàdel CornellàA 14-court padel club in Cornellà. Our stand-in venue when Delfos closes for summer.We play here
Want a game rather than a court? Our Padel group is free and open to all levels, and you only ever pay for the court.
Questions
Where can I play padel in Barcelona as a beginner?
Any club with Playtomic bookings works, and our free padel group plays at three clubs in Cornellà de Llobregat with sessions for all levels. You do not need your own racket or a partner.
How much does padel cost in Barcelona?
You pay for the court and split it four ways. In our group that has typically been EUR 5 to EUR 8 per person, plus about EUR 4 if you rent a racket. Prices vary by club and time, so check Playtomic.
Do I need to speak Spanish?
No. Our padel group and its sessions run in English, and booking is through an app that works in English.
Want the wider picture?
This page covers the places we know first-hand. For municipal courts, other clubs and booking tips across the city, our longer guide goes further.
Checked October 2026 against venue listings and our own organisers. Prices and availability change, so confirm before you travel. If something is out of date, tell us.