Tennis-Point | Padel-Point in Salzburg, Austria offers facilities for both traditional tennis and padel, the rapidly growing racquet sport that combines elements of tennis and squash. Padel has experienced explosive global growth, with over 25 million active players in more than 90 countries as of 2023, and the sport is set to become an Olympic discipline at the 2032 Summer Olympics in Brisbane. The facility provides access to equipment and expertise for both sports. Tennis remains the foundation, while padel courts accommodate the sport's distinctive format - typically played in doubles on enclosed courts with glass and mesh walls that are integral to gameplay. Unlike tennis, padel uses solid, perforated rackets and allows balls to be played off the court walls similar to squash. The venue includes a restaurant or café, making it a comfortable destination for players and spectators alike.
Area 114 by Postsportverein Salzburg is a multisport facility spanning over 19,000 square meters on the grounds of the Postsportplatz in Salzburg, Austria. The venue combines competitive sports with leisure and relaxation, offering two all-weather red tennis courts alongside padel tennis, outdoor pickleball courts, an indoor gym, and a shooting range.The atmosphere balances action with downtime. Visitors can enjoy a bistro and beach bar where they watch matches while sipping drinks, or use the sauna and massage services for recovery. Additional sports include badminton, volleyball, and table tennis at various locations across Salzburg. Yoga sessions and fitness classes are held in an on-site studio, while a kiosk operates seasonally. The facility welcomes both competitive players and casual visitors seeking to combine sport with social experience.