{"id":17538,"date":"2017-04-18T22:00:00","date_gmt":"2017-04-18T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.padel-test.de\/padel-nachrichten\/karte-der-padel-plaetze-in-deutschland\/"},"modified":"2022-10-21T14:17:54","modified_gmt":"2022-10-21T14:17:54","slug":"map-of-padel-courts-in-germany","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.padel-test.de\/en\/padel-news\/map-of-padel-courts-in-germany\/","title":{"rendered":"Map of Padel courts in Germany, Austria and Switzerland - UPDATE"},"content":{"rendered":"

New: Padel Wallau<\/a> (between Frankfurt and Wiesbaden) and Padel at TC Hard<\/a> (near Bregenz on Lake Constance)<\/em><\/p>\n

Map of Padel courts in Germany, Austria & Switzerland<\/strong> (as of 19.04.2017)<\/p>\n

In 2016, padel made a big leap forward in Germany. There were a lot of great padel tournaments with outstanding international and national padel players - and there were a lot of world ranking points to be won! But besides this further development in competitive sport, there was another development in German padel sport that is even more important:<\/p>\n

New padel courts!<\/strong>
\nThere are still some white areas on the German padel map, but the gaps are closing step by step.<\/p>\n

Three new facilities were added in Karlsruhe and not far away in Heilbronn there is also an outdoor padel court with floodlights - a real padel centre is being created here in Baden-W\u00fcrtemberg. In Berlin, the Reinickendorfer F\u00fcchse facility was added, a third padel court was inaugurated at the Padel Club Berlin International and Padel Berlin at Ostkreuz is now also building indoor padel courts, so that year-round padel fun will soon be guaranteed there.<\/p>\n

And in NRW, padel courts were added at the Essen Tennis Centre, a great new padel facility in Cologne (and already the second locally) and an outdoor padel court at Tennis Point in Herzebrock.<\/p>\n

In 2017, more courts and padel facilities will be added throughout Germany. On 15 January, a new indoor padel court was added in M\u00fcnster in the Soccer Halle Rummenigge, and the new padel location between Frankfurt and Wiesbaden is already playable:\u00a02 indoor courts at the Multisports RheinMain facility in Wallau-Hofheim am Taunus<\/a>\u00a0- But it will not officially start until 1 May. And just around the corner in Wiesbaden-Schlierstein, two more padel courts will probably be built this year. So the Rhine-Main region will soon become a real padel hotspot.<\/p>\n

There are concrete plans for further new padel courts in 2017 at THC M\u00fcnster (2 outdoor courts), 2 courts in Bremen-Vahr, a padel court in the Olympiapark Berlin, 2 courts in Nuremberg as well as 10 indoor courts and 4 outdoor courts in D\u00fcsseldorf and probably 5 padel courts in Bochum. Further plans already exist for Dortmund. We will update this information as soon as there is news.<\/p>\n

Austria and Switzerland top in padel!<\/strong><\/p>\n

But if you think that Austria or Switzerland have to hide behind their big brother in the north, you are very much mistaken. There are already 6 padel facilities in Austria (plus another under construction) and 8 padel locations in Switzerland (with another to be added in 2017) - in terms of padel courts per inhabitant, these two countries are clearly ahead of Germany! And the fact that this is likely to remain the case for some time to come is shown by the latest Padel facility in Vorarlberg at TC Hard near Bregenz<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Damit bleiben alle drei L\u00e4nder nat\u00fcrlich noch klar hinter dem Padel-Mutterland Spanien – selbst wenn man alle Padel-Spielst\u00e4tten zusammenz\u00e4hlt. Aber die derzeitige Entwicklung gibt Mut. Padel ist im Kommen! Hoffen wir, dass wir irgendwann mal „spanische Verh\u00e4ltnisse“ im deutschsprachigen Raum haben werden \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n

Map legend:<\/strong>
\norange = existing padel courts
\nblue = upcoming padel courts<\/p>\n

Overview of padel courts in Germany:<\/p>\n