NHTC Nuremberg hockey and tennis club e.V. is a traditional sports club in Nuremberg, Germany, founded on 29 November 1910 under the name Nürnberger Hockey-Club. With nearly 640 members, the club has built a strong record of competitive success across its two main sports - hockey and tennis. Members have recently voted to add a padel tennis section, with a dedicated court set to be completed on the club grounds. The tennis facilities include ten outdoor clay courts and two indoor courts available during winter, making it one of the more well-equipped clubs in the greater Nuremberg metropolitan region. The club caters to players of all levels - from children aged five and up, recreational players, and competitive athletes. Coaching is available, and the club runs youth development programmes, summer tennis camps, and fields teams across all age groups and skill levels. The club is situated in a green residential district of Nuremberg, directly neighbouring the city zoo. The grounds include a clubhouse with an on-site restaurant and café, a terrace, and an integrated sports shop - giving the venue a well-rounded, community-oriented character that extends beyond sport alone.
Tennisplätze TSV 1846 Nürnberg is a tennis club located in the Erlenstegen district in the east of Nuremberg, situated amid natural woodland surroundings away from the noise of the city centre. The tennis section was first established in 1937, with the original courts built on what is now Irma-Walther-Straße. After a period of inactivity between roughly 2000 and 2017, the section was successfully revived in 2019 and has since grown into an active club welcoming amateur players of all age groups. The facility sits at the end of Irma-Walther-Straße, set within woodland on what the club describes as a Waldsportplatz - a forest sports ground. On-site parking is available. Members can take advantage of professional coaching, with trainers offering individual and group sessions covering technique, tactics, fitness, and match practice. Seasonal preparation programmes are organised ahead of both summer and winter rounds, and the club fields competitive teams across multiple age categories. The setting gives the venue a notably quiet, natural character that distinguishes it from more urban facilities. A covered terrace has been part of the grounds since 1953, and the club also has a restaurant or café on site, providing a social space alongside the courts.
Tenniszentrum Nürnberg is a modern indoor tennis facility located in Nuremberg, Germany, at Schreiberhauer Straße 101. The centre operates a 4-court indoor hall during its seasonal schedule from late September through April, open daily from 6:00 to 23:00. Courts are available from €16 per hour, with pricing varying by time of day and day of week. The facility distinguishes itself through its use of a joint-friendly swing floor system topped with Big-T microgranulet surfaces, a combination rare among German indoor tennis halls.The light-filled hall features innovative climate control to maintain optimal playing temperatures year-round. The facility offers professional coaching alongside court bookings, and includes showers and a restaurant/café for members and guests. The 18,000-square-metre grounds are situated in a quiet location near the Moorenbrunner-Feld, with ample free parking available. Weekly subscription options are offered for regular players, and an online booking system is available for court reservations.