Four Super Panoramic courts in one of the tallest padel halls in Europe — cooled in summer, heated in winter, no glare, with a bar right by the court.
Four fully glazed Super Panoramic indoor courts and one outdoor court. No posts in the corners, a clear view from every side — for players and spectators alike.
The hall is one of the tallest padel halls in Europe: lobs that hit the ceiling elsewhere stay in play here.
Cooled in summer, heated to the ideal playing temperature in winter — pro conditions in any weather.
New blackout curtains for perfect visibility, morning and evening.
Fully opening in summer — an outdoor feel inside the hall.
Padel is played in fours, quick to learn and fun from the very first rally. Here's how to start:
Play in fours — book your court online in a few clicks
No racket? Rent one from the machine in the padel hall · CHF 5
Private and group coaching, 4- and 8-week programmes
Missing a fourth player? Join the WhatsApp group that suits you — last-minute slots, partners and news straight to your phone.
New to padel. Relaxed games.
Join →Regular players. Balanced matches.
Join →Leagues, tournaments, high level.
Join →Find playing partners.
Join →Playing with kids and family.
Join →Before and after work, with colleagues.
Join →07–09 / 12–13 / 21:30–23
09–12 / 13–17
Mon–Fri 17–21:30
Sat–Sun 08–20
per court
Padel and pickleball rackets from the machine in the padel hall.
No. Padel is considered the most beginner-friendly racket sport: the smaller court, underarm serve and walls create long rallies from the very first hour.
No. At Racket City you can rent a padel racket from the machine in the padel hall for CHF 5.
Yes, singles exists, but doubles with four players is by far the most common format.
At Racket City in Derendingen, a few minutes from Solothurn: Super Panoramic courts in an air-conditioned hall, bookable via Playtomic.
Book your court in a few clicks — or just drop by and watch from the bar.