Both staff-guided and self-guided tours of our facilities are available, or you may simply watch the video tour below.
Monthly Tours: We’re host tours and with a brief informational session at the Zesiger Center on the second Wednesday of each month at 4:00 PM. Sign up here to join one of these sessions.
To schedule a tour with our staff, email us at mitrecsports@mit.edu. For self-guided tours, you may drop-in to the Zesiger Center at anytime.
The Zesiger Sports and Fitness Center (The Z Center) features a natitorium with an Olympic size pool, a 25 yard instructional pool and amphitheater seating for 450 spectators in addition to 2 fitness floors, six international squash courts, a private massage room, an indoor golf range, a multipurpose activity court and locker rooms.
Check out the Zesiger CenterThe Alumni Pool and Wang Fitness Center (A/W Center) is our auxiliary recreational facility featuring a 25 yard lap pool, 15 yard instructional pool, a fitness floor with stationary machines and free weights, group exercise studio, spin studio and locker rooms.
See More of Alumni/WangAs the home court for MIT Basketball and Volleyball, Rockwell Cage has 3 full basketball courts, spectator seating and space for badminton and volleyball.
Check out more of Rockwell CageThe duPont Athletic Center is equipped with 2 basketball courts, a fencing room, wrestling room, multiple squash courts, and the T-Club Lounge for additional group exercise, dance and martial arts. duPont Athletic Center also includes 12 outdoor tennis courts.
See What duPont has to offerThe facility features an ice rink, a six-lane indoor track with a mondo rubber running surface and four tennis courts. The track facility is also equipped with a large indoor field used for large-scale events, as well as a small weight training center.
See The TrackThe J.B. Carr Indoor Tennis Bubble houses four indoor courts for MIT Varsity Tennis, students and MIT Recreation Members as well as locker rooms, lavatories, and showers.
Learn More About the Tennis BubbleDedicated on September 9, 1966 to serve as the new home for MIT rowing and still rates as one of the jewels of MIT’s athletic complex. An eight-oared moving water indoor rowing tank was completely refurbished in 2004, while the facility also boasts 64 ergometers and a fleet of over 50 shells including eights, fours, pairs and singles housed in four boat bays.
See More About the BoathouseThe Walter C. Wood Sailing Pavilion is the oldest university sailing pavilion in the world and the birthplace of intercollegiate sailing in the United States. The Pavilion is open to our members April 1 through November 15 for recreational sailing or learn to sail classes.
See more of the Sailing PavillionThe Johnson Ice Arena offers seasonal ice skating opportunities for the MIT Community including general skating, recreational hockey, and lessons. During the off-season, the ice arena serves a space for events like the MIT Hack-a-thon.
See More of the Johnson Athletic CenterOur outdoor fields include Steinbrenner Stadium, Jack Barry Field, and Briggs Field which host track and field, football, lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, baseball and softball as well as over 80 intramural and club sports.
See More About Our Outdoor Fields