Updated: September 2026
Padel in Poland is no longer a novelty. The country’s largest cities now have year-round indoor venues, ambitious academies and social clubs where a match can easily turn into coffee with friends. Rather than trying to catalogue every court, we selected the places worth knowing for their scale, location, community or simply their atmosphere.
Selected padel courts in Poland
Use the map to explore the clubs and open their locations. Select a pin for details, and always check current opening hours and court availability before travelling.
Where to play padel in Poland
Warsaw
Poland’s capital has the country’s broadest padel offer. Warsaw Padel Club in Białołęka is one of the city’s established addresses; InterPadel and ManaPadel bring a modern indoor experience, Padlovnia combines indoor and outdoor play, while WKT Mera is a classic choice for an outdoor match.
Kraków and surroundings
Kraków’s scene is varied and full of character. Padel House offers four premium panoramic indoor courts; Morelowa34 occupies an unusual former swimming-pool space; SAO Sports Hub combines padel with tennis, pickleball, golf simulators and a café. Garden Padel adds outdoor courts—including its distinctive pink court—while Ahoj Padel is an easy escape just outside the city and especially close to Palmar’s roots.
Wrocław
PadelPL is the city’s large-scale option, with eight indoor courts and automated entry. K69 Health & Performance is a more intimate alternative built around a broader training and wellbeing offer.
Poznań
PLEK is a full-service destination with ten courts and extensive facilities. InterPadel Poznań adds another large indoor venue, including a singles court.
Tri-City
Padbox has built a strong social community across its Gdańsk locations. Brawo Klub is another established address, while Baltic Padel Club gives Gdynia a year-round option.
Łódź
Padel Łódź at Pomorska Tenis Park places padel inside an established racket-sports centre—a dependable choice for local players and visitors.
Silesia
Padel Team Tychy stands out for its active community, coaching, leagues and tournaments.
Szczecin
Padel Club Szczecin offers four doubles courts and one singles court. Arena Południowa is the city’s larger, modern alternative.
Toruń
InterPadel Toruń brings six covered courts to the city and rounds out our north-central Poland selection.
A growing map
This is an editorial selection, not a complete directory. Poland’s padel scene is moving fast, so new clubs and courts will continue to appear. Know a place we should visit or add to the next update? Let us know.
