Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and one of the great metropolises of the southern hemisphere, with a population of roughly 3 million within the city and more than 15 million across the metro area. Cosmopolitan and culturally diverse, the city is known for its European-style architecture, its dining and nightlife scene, and a passion for sport that runs through every layer of its social fabric.
Racquet sports have a long history and a massive presence in Buenos Aires. Tennis boasts century-old clubs and a top-tier competitive tradition. Padel, which has one of the largest player communities in the world here in Argentina, found its natural epicenter in Buenos Aires.
Building on that foundation, pickleball started gaining a following in 2018 and today has a presence across several neighborhoods in the city, with a community that blends local players and visitors from abroad looking to keep playing during their stay. In 2026, the City Government added pickleball courts to Parque Francisco Urondo in Puerto Madero, cementing the sport’s place in the city’s public spaces.
The range of places to play pickleball in Buenos Aires varies widely. This directory lists only the clubs that offer dedicated courts, certified instructors, and an active community — conditions that ensure visitors a quality experience regardless of their skill level.
Sportium Alcorta
- AddressRecoleta 2514 (San Pedro de Jujuy)
- Phone+541151141092
- Total courts4
- Indoor / outdoor4 / 0
- InstructorsYes
- CaféYes
- ShopYes
- ParkingNo
- Last reviewed2026-08-23
Sportium Alcorta is an indoor sports complex located on the border between the Recoleta and Palermo neighborhoods in Buenos Aires.
It originally operated as a padel club and later added pickleball courts. It is part of the venue calendar for the Argentine Pickleball League and has also hosted activities organized by the Argentine Pickleball Association, serving as a training site for its national team.
The complex offers court rentals, open play sessions, and lessons with instructors, in addition to organizing tournaments in various categories throughout the year.
It operates out of an old warehouse-style building, in an area of port and railway storage facilities with a rundown look and little urban activity. It has a café and several lounge areas inside.
The surrounding area can feel unsafe, especially at night, so visitors are advised to take precautions when arriving at or leaving the club.
