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Tennis at Centre Municipal de Tennis Vall d'Hebron
Centre Municipal de Tennis Vall d'Hebron is a municipal tennis centre in the Vall d'Hebron district, built for the 1992 Olympics.
Worth knowing: our tennis sessions are not held at Centre Municipal de Tennis Vall d'Hebron, so this page is a guide to the venue itself. Where we do play: Up Pádel & Tennis Cornellà.
At a glance
- Address
- Passeig de la Vall d'Hebron 178-196, Horta-Guinardó, Barcelona
- Listed by
- The city's own facility guide, as Centre Municipal Tennis Vall d'Hebron
- Operator
- The city's listing names the Federació Catalana de Tennis and links to the Eurofitness Vall d'Hebron site
- Spaces
- The listing mentions tennis courts, small courts, a tennis-pilota area, multi-sport courts and an outdoor pool
About it
Vall d'Hebron is where Barcelona's tennis was played at the 1992 Olympic Games, and the municipal tennis centre there is the city's main inside-the-city alternative to the clubs out in Cornellà. It is in the north of Barcelona, in the Horta-Guinardó district.
We do not run sessions here, so this page is a guide to the venue rather than to a group. What we can say is what the city's own facility listing says: it is a municipal centre with tennis courts and several other specialised courts, and an outdoor pool on the same site.
Because the centre is listed on the city's guide and linked to the Eurofitness Vall d'Hebron site, the most reliable way to check availability is that club's own page and its Playtomic listing, rather than a general directory.
Getting there
Vall d'Hebron is in the north of the city and has its own metro stop on L3, with several bus routes. It is further out than the central courts, so allow time, and check the final walk in a journey planner.
Best for
Playing inside the city boundary on a municipal centre with a bit of Olympic history, rather than travelling out to Cornellà.
Questions
Is the Vall d'Hebron tennis centre public?
The city lists it as a municipal centre. Booking rules and prices are set by the operator, so check the centre's own page before you go.
Was it really an Olympic tennis venue?
Yes, the Vall d'Hebron area hosted the tennis events at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games.
Does Keep Calm play at Vall d'Hebron?
No. Our Tuesday doubles group plays in Cornellà. This page is a guide to the centre only.
Where this comes from
Checked October 2026. Facts come from our own organisers and from the sources below. Prices, court numbers and availability change, so confirm with the venue before you travel.
- Centre Municipal Tennis Vall d'Hebron, Barcelona city guide
- Time Out Barcelona: Club de Tennis Vall Parc
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