Tennis courts in Vilnius: a cozy old town infused with creative energy
Last Updated on 16 March 2025 by Racket One
A trip to Vilnius is a great idea for tennis lovers, whether in the height of summer or the middle of winter. The city offers numerous outdoor and indoor courts, with the SEB Arena — the largest tennis complex in the Baltics — being the crown jewel.
1. SEB arena
Courts: 20 indoor & 8 outdoor
Surface: hard, carpet
Prime time price: 43€ per hour*
The arena is considered the largest indoor tennis, squash and badminton center in Central Europe. It has outstanding facilities for amateurs. This place, located some distance from the city center, is more like a tennis town with many courts, a tennis shop, a restaurant and a hotel. On the main court of the arena, there’s equipment installed that displays the speed, accuracy, and other chosen aspects of the game in real time.
*Here, and in the following, is the winter price for booking an indoor court during the most popular times, from 18:00 to 21:00 on weekdays. During less busy hours and for players with club cards, the prices are usually lower.
2. Teniso Erdvė
Courts: 2 indoor & 5 outdoor
Surface: clay, hard
Prime time price: 41€ per hour
Charming tennis courts, situated in a scenic lakeside setting, also feature an indoor facility for games during winter or inclement weather. Visitors appreciate the welcoming staff, cleanliness, and the presence of a sauna. However, it’s worth noting that these courts are on the outskirts of the city, making them more convenient for those with cars.
3. Baltictennis
Courts: 4 indoor & 4 indoor
Surface: hard, clay
Prime time price: 43€ per hour
Tennis courts are situated near the central part of the city, close to the Vilnius train station. Players appreciate the high quality of the playing surface, the availability of professional coaches, and an on-site gym.
4. Delfi Sports Center
Courts: 2 indoor
Surface: hard
Prime time price: 41€ per hour
There’s a spacious sports center, a bit away from the city center but well-connected and close to the Ozas shopping center. However, it’s important to note that only a small section of the center is specifically dedicated to tennis.
5. Teniso sala
Courts: 2 indoor
Surface: hard
Prime time price: 38€ per hour
Compact and peaceful courts situated on the outskirts of Vilnius offer budget-friendly prices, small dressing rooms, and an automated shop with tennis accessories.
6. Bernardine Garden Tennis Court
Courts: 12 outdoor
Surface: clay, artificial grass
These courts may lack an indoor area to secure a top spot in our ranking. Nevertheless, this place is unique and cherished by many tennis enthusiasts because it’s situated in one of the most picturesque locations in Vilnius, offering a view of Gediminas’ Tower. We eagerly await warmer times to relish playing tennis on these arguably the most atmospheric courts in Vilnius.
