By department
Best-equipped towns
- Paris 5
- Marseille 3
- Toulouse 3
- Strasbourg 3
- Saint-Étienne 3
- Lyon 2
- Rennes 2
- Clermont-Ferrand 2
- Mérignac 1
- Lille 1
- Nantes 1
- Grenoble 1
- Annecy 1
- Ajaccio 1
Country-specific rules
Every owner of a sports facility must declare it to the authorities so it can be recorded. These declarations feed the Data ES database, one of Oukonjou's sources.
Under the French Public Health Code (Article R.1336-5), no noise may disturb the peace of the neighbourhood through its duration, repetition or intensity. The mayor can set opening hours by municipal order for facilities close to homes.
Good to know
- Concrete tables have hard edges: take care when leaning in for a short ball, and watch young children running around.
- Do not sit or stand on the table, and do not lean on the metal net.
- When others are waiting, play a game or two, then suggest round the world or hand over the table.
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FAQ
How many table tennis tables are there in France?
Oukonjou lists 29 free-access ones, in 14 towns.
Where are the most table tennis tables in France?
The best-equipped towns are Paris (5), Marseille (3) and Toulouse (3).
How do I find the nearest table tennis table?
Open the map, pick “Table tennis tables” and tap “Near me”: the list sorts by distance. Your position stays in your browser.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. The table tennis tables listed here are reported as free access: free of charge and no booking, within the rules posted on site (hours, age, sharing).
Data updated on November 2, 2026