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Club de Campo Villa de Madrid SA, founded in 1931, is a sports club located in Madrid, ES. Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is ultimately controlled by the Madrid City Council (Madrid). The club is widely known for its acceptance and growth of paddle tennis, which led to the expansion of its facilities. The club's courts have hosted various international competitions since 1991, including the 1996 World Championship for National Teams, the 1998 President's Cup, and the Spanish International Padel Championships. The club also has several restaurants, including La Raquette and the Social Pavilion Restaurant, as well as a riding school cafeteria.

Club de Campo Villa de Madrid SA, founded in 1931, is a sports club located in Madrid, ES. Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is ultimately controlled by the Madrid City Council (Madrid). The club is widely known for its acceptance and growth of paddle tennis, which led to the expansion of its facilities. The club's courts have hosted various international competitions since 1991, including the 1996 World Championship for National Teams, the 1998 President's Cup, and the Spanish International Padel Championships. The club also has several restaurants, including La Raquette and the Social Pavilion Restaurant, as well as a riding school cafeteria.

Club de Campo Villa de Madrid SA, founded in 1931, is a sports club located in Madrid, ES. Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is ultimately controlled by the Madrid City Council (Madrid). The club is widely known for its acceptance and growth of paddle tennis, which led to the expansion of its facilities. The club's courts have hosted various international competitions since 1991, including the 1996 World Championship for National Teams, the 1998 President's Cup, and the Spanish International Padel Championships. The club also has several restaurants, including La Raquette and the Social Pavilion Restaurant, as well as a riding school cafeteria.

Club de Campo Villa de Madrid SA, founded in 1931, is a sports club located in Madrid, ES. Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is ultimately controlled by the Madrid City Council (Madrid). The club is widely known for its acceptance and growth of paddle tennis, which led to the expansion of its facilities. The club's courts have hosted various international competitions since 1991, including the 1996 World Championship for National Teams, the 1998 President's Cup, and the Spanish International Padel Championships. The club also has several restaurants, including La Raquette and the Social Pavilion Restaurant, as well as a riding school cafeteria.

Club de Campo Villa de Madrid SA, founded in 1931, is a sports club located in Madrid, ES. Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is ultimately controlled by the Madrid City Council (Madrid). The club is widely known for its acceptance and growth of paddle tennis, which led to the expansion of its facilities. The club's courts have hosted various international competitions since 1991, including the 1996 World Championship for National Teams, the 1998 President's Cup, and the Spanish International Padel Championships. The club also has several restaurants, including La Raquette and the Social Pavilion Restaurant, as well as a riding school cafeteria.

Club de Campo Villa de Madrid SA, founded in 1931, is a sports club located in Madrid, ES. Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is ultimately controlled by the Madrid City Council (Madrid). The club is widely known for its acceptance and growth of paddle tennis, which led to the expansion of its facilities. The club's courts have hosted various international competitions since 1991, including the 1996 World Championship for National Teams, the 1998 President's Cup, and the Spanish International Padel Championships. The club also has several restaurants, including La Raquette and the Social Pavilion Restaurant, as well as a riding school cafeteria.

Club de Campo Villa de Madrid SA, founded in 1931, is a sports club located in Madrid, ES. Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is ultimately controlled by the Madrid City Council (Madrid). The club is widely known for its acceptance and growth of paddle tennis, which led to the expansion of its facilities. The club's courts have hosted various international competitions since 1991, including the 1996 World Championship for National Teams, the 1998 President's Cup, and the Spanish International Padel Championships. The club also has several restaurants, including La Raquette and the Social Pavilion Restaurant, as well as a riding school cafeteria.

Club de Campo Villa de Madrid SA, founded in 1931, is a sports club located in Madrid, ES. Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is ultimately controlled by the Madrid City Council (Madrid). The club is widely known for its acceptance and growth of paddle tennis, which led to the expansion of its facilities. The club's courts have hosted various international competitions since 1991, including the 1996 World Championship for National Teams, the 1998 President's Cup, and the Spanish International Padel Championships. The club also has several restaurants, including La Raquette and the Social Pavilion Restaurant, as well as a riding school cafeteria.