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New Falgueró Tennis Courts Open in Escaldes-Engordany for Schools and Tournaments

The rooftop facility in Escaldes-Engordany replaces outdated courts, prioritizing school training now and public access from October. It includes elevated views and supports national competitions starting this weekend.

Key Points

  • Two new tennis courts and 237.75 sqm green space opened on Falgueró car park roof.
  • Inaugurated Thursday; local school training started; federation tournament begins Saturday over three weekends.
  • Public bookings from October via sports department and upcoming app; supports schools, competitions.
  • Relocates from Prat del Roure, freeing 2,000 sqm for community events and playgrounds.

Escaldes-Engordany has opened two new tennis courts and a 237.75-square-metre green space on the roof of the Falgueró communal car park, restoring tennis facilities in the parish after relocating from Prat del Roure.

The inauguration took place on Thursday, with the courts now operational for the local tennis school's training sessions. A tournament organised by the Andorran Tennis Federation begins this Saturday and will run over three consecutive weekends. Public access, including online and in-person bookings at the sports department, starts in October, with a new app in development to streamline entry.

The rooftop spans 1,670 square metres overall, with 1,142 square metres dedicated to the two courts, circulation areas, spectator stands, and the elevated green zone. Separate male and female changing rooms are located on the fifth floor of the five-storey car park, which provides 350 parking spaces across 10,593 square metres of usable space.

Mayor Rosa Gili and Sports and Administrative Services councillor Laura López attended the opening. Gili highlighted how vacating the 2,000 square metres at Prat del Roure opens up the central area for community events, green spaces, and playgrounds. López confirmed the courts will support school programmes, competitions, and public reservations.

Federation president Gerard Blasi expects 50 to 60 participants, similar to previous years. The youth event shifted here after the old courts closed. School pupils have already begun training, with organisers prioritising balanced usage across all groups.

Some final details, like signage, are pending, but the facility is fully ready.

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