The Lithuanian Padel Federation currently unites 12 clubs, where more than 8 thousand people play padel. The country has 120 indoor and 50 outdoor padel courts. The federation aims to have more than 20 new padel courts built annually in Lithuania from 2025 to 2028.
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In Vilnius, outdoor courts can be found not only in the center but also in other city districts, and their prices vary depending on the location and chosen time.
Alternatives outside the city center
At one of the outdoor courts operating in the city center, a padel hour costs visitors 25 Eur until 5 p.m. on weekdays and 35 Eur in the evening, while on weekends it is 23 Eur. Tennis court rental on weekdays costs from 27 to 41 Eur, depending on the chosen time, and 25 Eur on weekends.
On weekdays, courts can be rented at a lower price in other city districts. One example is Lazdynai. The “Business Garden Vilnius” area has four padel and two tennis courts. Although they are located in a business park, anyone can book the courts.
A padel hour here costs 20–28 Eur on weekdays and 24 Eur on weekends. Tennis court prices on weekdays are also attractive – an hour costs 18–24 Eur here.
“We installed the sports courts for the business park community so they could actively spend time during lunch breaks or after work. However, we want this space to be lively and open to the city, so we warmly welcome residents of surrounding districts and other Vilnius inhabitants,” says Kęstutis Vedeckis, head of “Vastint Lithuania,” the developer of “Business Garden Vilnius.”
“Business Garden Vilnius” tenants receive a 20% discount on court reservations, while external visitors pay standard prices. Padel rackets and balls can be ordered together with the court.
Padel is usually played in fours, so on weekdays, dividing the court rental price among four players means 5 Eur per person during off-peak hours and 7 Eur during peak hours, excluding equipment rental.
From tennis courts to a 22-meter-high wall
Tennis and padel courts are just part of the sports options in the business park located in Lazdynai. The “Business Garden Vilnius” area also has basketball, volleyball, and beach tennis courts, outdoor exercise equipment, and table tennis tables.
This year, a 22-meter-high “Bonobo” outdoor climbing wall also started operating here. It offers routes of varying difficulty, six automatic safety tracks, and a standardized speed climbing route. Introductory lessons are offered for visitors trying climbing for the first time, while experienced climbers can train independently.
The sports area is complemented by changing rooms with showers, a café, and an outdoor terrace. The outdoor climbing season continues into autumn – memberships for this year’s season are valid until October 31.
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