Foto: Frankfurter Polo Club e.V.
Frankfurter Polo Club e.V.
Polo is a captivating team sport that brings people together from every corner of the globe.
At Frankfurter Polo Club, we unite people of every background around this sport. Young or old, with or without your own horse, everyone can learn here – not just speed and skill, but strategic thinking too. We’ve made Frankfurt a key hub for German polo. Visit us and feel our warm club atmosphere.
Youth Development – Our Polo School
Polo remains a niche sport in Germany, free of performance pressure, where fun and love of horses come first. Horse care and riding come before the game itself. Ours is an international club, with lessons in English, German and Spanish. Even our youngest riders shine, competing in chukker breaks or at youth tournaments nationwide. Polo is more than a sport – a learning experience of movement, strategy, teamwork and connection.
Events and localconnectivity
Several times a year we host international polo tournaments – one of the region’s most prestigious social events, uniting style, elegance and dynamism: a special ambience, an event of tradition and luxury, access to Frankfurt’s who’s who, and networking with decision-makers.
As Winston Churchill said: “A polo handicap is a person’s ticket to the world.”
Frankfurter Polo Club e.V.
Oeserstr. 80, 65934 Frankfurt
Sports, health clubs, and spectator sports in Frankfurt Rhine-Main
Frankfurt Rhine-Main is one of Germany‘s sporting hubs, with a football arena, an Olympic sports centre and countless indoor and outdoor opportunities to keep fit. And there are plenty of spectator sports to enjoy too.
CeleBreak
Want to play football in Frankfurt but new to the city? Well, no problem! We organize football games open to anyone and everyone commitment free.
Fitness Studios
Moving up the cash ladder in fitness, one can choose from the trendier sports clubs throughout Frankfurt and the surrounding region.
Bike, Hike & Run
You do not have to go all the way to the Alps to go hiking or walking in Germany.
Running & Endurance Sports
Given the countless great running trails in and around town, hardly surprisingly Frankfurt is home to Germany’s largest running club, Spiridon Frankfurt e.V.
Golf
Germany’s first golf course was built in Bad Homburg in 1899 by an Englishman, the appropriately named R. W. Duff.
Winter Sports
Skiers and snowboarders can access top resorts across Europe at low cost by joining the Frankfurt Ski, Snowboard, Sports & Social Club e.V.
Watersports
The Main offers a perfect playground for watersport lovers, either beginners or experienced.
Tennis
The popularity of tennis in Germany may have peaked in the glory days of Boris Becker and Steffi Graf, but the sport remains hugely popular.
Spectator Sports
Watching the professionals in team sports means excitement and fun at a high level. Whether football, basketball, American football or ice hockey, there is something for everyone.