Ciudad de la Raqueta

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Description

Information

This sports centre, which first opened in 2009 and is located in the north of Madrid, in the Montecartelo district, is one of the largest padel and tennis facilities in Europe.

The grounds include 19 padel courts (one championship stadium, 10 indoor and 8 outdoor), 20 tennis courts (10 indoor clay, 9 outdoor tennislife and a central court, where tournaments and large events are held), 2 outdoor pools, a coffee shop, restaurant, terrace, physiotherapy service, shop, parking and rooms for events and congresses.

In addition to sports activities, various shows, concerts, and business events are also held inside.

Services

Outdoor pool

Complementary services

Bar / Cafeteria

One-day passes

Restaurant

Map

WHAT'S IN THE AREA?

Accommodations(55)

Restaurant(91)

Tourist Information(163)

Local Night(19)

Shop(42)

Sports center(30)

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Last updated:

21/09/2023

Practical information

Sport

Address

Calle

del Monasterio de El Paular, 2

28049

Tourist area

Otros

Telephone

(+34) 91 729 79 22

Fax

Web

http://ciudadraqueta.com/

ciudadraqueta@ciudadraqueta.com

Metro

Paco de Lucía (L9)

Bus

134, 170, 178, N23

Cercanías (local train)

Mirrasierra - Paco de Lucía

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

Type

Sports centres

Times

Mon-Sun: 8am- Midnight

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