Gran Via Municipal Sports Centre
3, Calle de San Francisco de Borja, Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain, 50009
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The Gran Vía Municipal Sports Centre — locally still called La Hípica — is Zaragoza city council's oldest public sports hub, opened in 1980 on the site of the former hippodrome in the Universidad district. Beyond three summer pools and 4,500 m² of grass, it runs four covered glass padel courts managed through Zaragoza Pádel Club. The rationalist early-20th-century chalet houses a gym, bar-restaurant and children's library. In summer the pools draw a young crowd; padel bookings go through the municipal Deportes ZGZ app or zaragozapadelclub.es. Recent reviews mix praise for the pool with complaints about green water, slow padel check-in and staff attitude at peak times.
Facilities
Padel court hire via zaragozapadelclub.es booking grid or Deportes ZGZ municipal app — pay on booking, up to 15 days ahead. Zaragoza Pádel Club runs adult and junior schools, leagues and tournaments across city CDMs. Office Mon–Fri 08:00–15:00 on 976 795 533; after-hours incidents 680 718 385. Centre phone +34 976 72 61 67.
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Reviews (5)
All districts have swimming balls football tennis basketball courts with padel and kids area for families
Ok
The pools are green, I don't know if this is normal. The rest is very quiet and everything is fine. Judge for yourself by the photos.
The pool and facilities were very good. The bar service was also good. What we didn't find adequate was the lifeguard service. They weren't at their posts watching the pools practically all day. They were all chatting together in a small group, even though the pool was quite full. A woman had to go and alert them because they weren't paying attention and she needed to get a person in a wheelchair out of the pool. I don't think it's normal for them to be smoking like a group of friends. They also weren't paying attention to the people swimming fully clothed, of which there were several; they just walked right past them and didn't say a word.
The pools are green, the facilities are pretty bad, and on top of that, the staff are really quite bad. My group of friends went to play padel, paying 44 euros for two hours on two courts. They made us wait an hour at the door even though there were free courts, and they treated us terribly. In short, it's a pretty bad place, and if you're reconsidering going, it's honestly one of the worst in Zaragoza. It's a shame it only gets one star.