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Roland Garros Stadium Tour

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On this guided tour of the Roland Garros stadium, you'll be able to take a look inside this iconic site where so many tennis champions have made history . Walk on the famous red clay courts !

Description

At the appointed time, we'll meet inside the Grande Boutique, Gate 36 of the Roland Garros stadium .

Nestled in the south of the Bois de Boulogne , Roland Garros hosts the third Grand Slam tennis tournament every year. World tennis stars gather in Paris to compete on the famous red clay court and win the coveted trophy. For an hour and a half, we'll take you inside this sports complex to explore its different rooms and areas.

On this exclusive guided tour of Roland Garros, we'll go  behind the scenes , taking a rare look into the press room , the changing rooms , and the central grandstand,  and pass through the corridor that leads the players to the main court .

While viewing the impressive stadium, your guide will offer many anecdotes about the famous foursome: The Four Musketeers. As we walk through the stadium, you'll discover all the secrets the majestic Philippe-Chatrier court has to share. 

Of course, in a place that has witnessed so much action, the tour wouldn´t be complete without learning about more contemporary tennis greats, such as Björn Borg , Chris Evert , Steffi Graff , and, of course, Rafa Nadal , who have gone on to win this world-renowned tournament.

To complete the tour, we'll take a look at the impressive Philippe Chatrier court  that now seats 15,225 spectators as of a 2019 renovation.

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1 hour 30 minutes.

The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in English.

English–speaking guide

Entrance to Roland Garros stadium

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You can book up to the start time, as long as there are places remaining. Book now to guarantee your spot.

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Coming to Roland-Garros / Transportation

Access to the Stadium.

Please note that at Roland Garros there is no direct access to the stadium entrances. All visitors must pass through one of the three Mandatory Checkpoints (PPO) in order to enter the secure perimeter and access the stadium entrances.

Click HERE to download the stadium map

Special service: If you have an invitation or accreditation, you can take the fast-lines.

Please ask our staff if you need any assistance!

Save time, use public transport! It’s a good idea to buy your return ticket before you leave the metro station, to avoid queuing at the end of the day.

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Before you head to Roland Garros stadium, we recommend purchasing your return ticket, to avoid queuing at the end of the day.

Line 9 (schedules here)

• Michel-Ange Auteuil (8 minutes walk from the PPO Auteuil)
• Michel-Ange Molitor (9 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor)

Line 10 (schedules here)

• Porte d'Auteuil (1 minute walk from the PPO Auteuil)
• Boulogne Jean-Jaurès (11 minutes walk from the PPO Boulogne)
• Pont de Saint-Cloud (13 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor)

When you leave the stadium, we suggest getting the metro from Michel-Ange Molitor, to avoid having to change at Boulogne Jean-Jaurès.

• No.22: get off at last stop Porte de Saint-Cloud (15 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor)
• No.32: get off at last stop Porte d'Auteuil  (2 minutes walk from the PPO Auteuil)
• No.52: get off at Porte d'Auteuil (2 minutes walk from the PPO Auteuil) or La Tourelle (10 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor)
• No.62: get off at last stop Porte de Saint-Cloud (15 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor)
• No.72: get off at La Tourelle (2 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor)
• No.88: get off at Porte d'Auteuil  (2 minutes walk from PPO Auteuil) or Porte Molitor  (2 minutes walk from PPO Molitor)
• No.123: get off at Porte d’Auteuil (2 minutes walk from the PPO Auteuil), Porte Molitor (2 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor) or Gambetta (3 minutes walk from the PPO Boulogne) --> bus stops "Roland-Garros" and "Rue des Pins" deleted from May 20 to June 9 for safety reasons.
• No.241: get off at Porte d’Auteuil (2 minutes walk from the PPO Auteuil) or Gambetta (3 minutes walk from the PPO Boulogne) --> bus stops "Suzanne Lenglen" and "Fleuriste municipal" deleted from May 20 to June 9 for safety reasons.
• No.260: get off at Boulogne-Billancourt Gambetta (2 minutes walk from the PPO Boulogne)
• PC: get off at  Porte d'Auteuil (3 minutes walk from the PPO Auteuil) or Porte Molitor (5 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor)

Personnal bike

If you come by bike or scooter, parking spaces, which are increasing this year, are available near the mandatory checkpoints (PPO):

• Free Guarded parking lots: access to the parking lots will be on presentation of a daily access ticket and the park will be done with each user's personal lock. --> 4 minutes walk from the PPO Molitor, avenue du Général Sarrail (75016 Paris): open from 7:30 am until 1 hour after the end of the last match (500 hook-ups available). Address also available here . --> 3 minutes walk from the PPO Boulogne, allée de la Reine Marguerite (75016 Paris): open from 7:30am until 1h after the end of the last match (200 hook-ups available). Address also available here .
• Free Non-guarded parking lot , 2 minutes walk from the PPO Auteuil: bike hook-ups are available, without guarding service. Address available here .

Stations are located near the mandatory checkpoints (PPO). Find them on : https://www.velib-metropole.fr/

Free-floating vehicles

Free-floating vehicles can be parked in the unmanned parking lot near the PPO Auteuil, 64 allée des Fortifications (75016 Paris, address also available here ). However, we encourage you to follow the parking recommendations provided by your free-floating vehicle's application to park your vehicle safely and correctly.

To find out more, take a look at the cycling map below (to zoom in, click HERE ).

Carpooling Renault X Roland-Garros

On the occasion of the 2024 edition of the parisian Grand Slam, Renault and Roland-Garros are jointly launching their carpooling platform.

If you’re driving to Roland-Garros this year, whatever your car, why not share it! Whether you're offering your spare seats to other fans or looking for a ride yourself, all you have to do is go to the dedicated platform (HERE) and publish your announcement or check out the existing rides available. Share your journey with other spectators and try to win a free parking space in the immediate vicinity of the stadium with Renault!

Click on the article below to discover your new Renault X Roland-Garros carpooling platform:

In your own car

The parking spaces around the stadium are reserved for local residents (including the disabled parking spaces): any vehicles parked in these spaces may be issued with a parking ticket and the vehicle may be towed.   

Visitors are PROHIBITED from parking two-wheeled vehicles on the pavement: any vehicles parked on the pavement may be issued with a parking ticket and the vehicle may be removed. 

Paid public car parks near the mandatory checkpoints (PPO):

• Porte d'Auteuil car park (Carrefour): 1-3, avenue du Général Sarrail 75016 Paris
• Point-du-Jour car park: Place Abel-Gance 92200 Boulogne-Billancourt
• Porte de Saint-Cloud car park (service station):   2, avenue de la Porte de Saint-Cloud 75016 Paris
• Parchamp car park: 7 ter, rue du Parchamp 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt

Special services: if you have a “Guest” parking space

• P2: Allée de la reine Marguerite 75016 Paris
• P5: 17 rue Nungesser et Coli 75016 Paris

Parking for two-wheeled vehicles (mopeds, motorbikes):

• PPO Auteuil: Allée des Fortifications & Place de la Porte d’Auteuil (around the fountain) 75016 Paris
• PPO Molitor: 26 avenue du Général Sarrail & 9 avenue de la Porte Molitor 75016 Paris
• PPO Boulogne: Allée de la Reine Marguerite & Route de Boulogne à Passy 75016 Paris

Drop-off / pick-up by a third party (taxi, chauffeur-driven vehicle, etc.) 

Are you planning a trip by taxi or VTC when you arrive or leave the stadium? Remember to fix the meeting point at the Mandatory checkpoints (PPO) . Cars are not allowed to go any closer to the stadium.

For your safety, it is prohibited to drop people off or pick them up on the roads around the stadium. 

Drop-off areas: 

• PPO Auteuil: in front of the fountain on Place de la Porte d’Auteuil 75016 Paris
• PPO Molitor: 2 avenue de la Porte Molitor 75016 Paris
• PPO Boulogne:  Route de Boulogne à Passy 75016 Paris / Carrefour des Anciens Combattants 75016 Paris
• Porte 30: 8 boulevard d'Auteuil 75016 Paris - only for disabled people on presentation of the disability card or the pass delivered by the FFT Customer Service ( [email protected] ).

Taxi ranks near the stadium:

• Auteuil: temporary station - Place de la Porte d'Auteuil 75016 Paris / On the corner of boulevard Exelmans and rue d’Auteuil 75016 Paris (opposite Le Congrès restaurant)
• Molitor: temporary station - Place de la Porte Molitor 75016 Paris / On the corner of boulevard Murat and rue Molitor 75016 Paris (opposite Le Moliteuil restaurant)
• Boulogne: temporary station - Route de Boulogne à Passy 75016 Paris

A drop-off area is authorized on specific dates at Allée des Fortifications 75016 Paris. Find all the information HERE .

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Roland Garros Stadium Tour: Complete Guide to Tickets, Prices, Timings, Inclusions

The Roland-Garros Stadium has been a renowned destination for international clay-court tennis since 1927.

Located on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, the stadium hosts the French Open, one of the grand slam tennis tournaments.

The 13.5-hectare complex boasts twenty courts, including three large-capacity stadiums, Les Jardins de Roland Garros, a vast restaurant, and a bar complex.

This article covers everything you must know before booking tickets for the Roland Garros Stadium Tour.

Things to know before booking tickets

Roland Garros Stadium tickets can be purchased online in advance or at the stadium.

Online ticket prices tend to be cheaper than tickets at the venue.

When you buy online, you can avoid the long queues at the ticket counters.

Because some attractions sell a limited number of tickets, they may sell out during peak days. Booking early helps avoid last-minute disappointments.

To book tickets, go to the booking page and select your preferred date, the number of tickets you wish to purchase, and the time slot.

After the purchase, you will receive the tickets via email.

You don’t need to take any printouts.

On the day of the visit, show the e-ticket on your smartphone and walk into the stadium.

Roland-Garros Stadium tickets

Book this ticket for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Roland-Garros Stadium!

You can see the new Philippe Chatrier court with its retractable roof and enjoy an unobstructed view of the clay courts and the surrounding cityscape.

During the tour, learn about the French Open winners, including legends like Steffi Graf and Rafael Nadal.

Don’t forget to check out the stadium shop before or after your tour and grab some cool souvenirs to commemorate your visit!

Some areas may not be accessible during your visit due to ongoing activities.

Ticket Prices

General Admission: €19

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You can choose between guided tours of the Roland Garros Stadium starting at 11.40 am, 1.30 pm, 2 pm, or 5 pm.

The stadium shop is open between 9.30 am and 6.30 pm, before or after the tour.

The last entry is an hour before the closing time.

It takes around 90 minutes to tour the Roland Garros Stadium.

Best time to visit Stade Roland Garros

The best time to take the Roland Garros Stadium tour is in the morning, 11.45 am, when it opens, as this allows you to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful visit.

Weekends and public holidays are the busiest times at the stadium, so it’s best to book a weekday tour.

The Roland Garros Stadium is a highly-rated tourist attraction.

Check out these reviews we selected from Tripadvisor, which give you an idea of what to expect at this attraction.

Great for tennis fans

I am a big tennis fan, actually, a big Nadal fan, so Roland Garros was always my dream place to visit. I went there two weeks ago and was not disappointed. The guided tour was fun. You can go into the players’ locker room and also the center court. Don’t miss the museum (with an extra 5 euros), it’s small, but it has a library with many tennis books and also the demonstration of the championship trophies.

Wangtwdavid, Tripadvisor

Highly recommended

Great tour! The guide was very accommodating of the various languages. Highly recommended for tennis lovers!!!

Lisa G, Tripadvisor

What to expect

Behind the scenes! Have you ever seen Roland Garros like this? | Eurosport Tennis

Explore the secrets of the world-renowned Roland-Garros Stadium in Paris with a guided tour.

Discover the stadium’s history and take a unique behind-the-scenes look, from the presidential tribune to the player’s corridor leading to the clay court.

Your tour will take you through the footsteps of tennis legends who have played on the courts, including Björn Borg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graff, and Rafael Nadal.

Your guide will share fascinating anecdotes, from the historic Four Musketeers to contemporary winners, and reveal the secrets of the new Philippe Chatrier court, a technological and architectural masterpiece.

Get ready for an extraordinary journey that will leave you with unforgettable memories.

How to reach

Stade Roland Garros is located on the western side of Paris, near the southern edge of Bois de Boulogne in the 16th arrondissement.

Address: 2 Av. Gordon Bennett, 75016 Paris, France. Get Directions

You can reach the stadium by car or public transport.

You can take the bus no. 123 to reach the Stade Roland Garros stop. The stadium is a four-minute walk from the stop.

Take subway line 9 to Exelmans , the closest subway station to the stadium. It takes nine minutes to walk to the attraction.

If you’re driving by car, turn on Google Maps and get started!

Choose between parking options around the stadium.

Here are some questions people usually ask before visiting the Roland Garros Stadium:

Should I book online tickets for the Roland Garros Stadium tour?

Booking your tickets  online  to ensure availability and get your preferred time slot is best .

How long does the guided tour of Roland Garros Stadium take?

The tour takes approximately 90 minutes.

Are there any age restrictions for the Roland Garros Stadium guided tour?

The tour has no age restrictions, but an adult must accompany children under 16.

Can I take photos during the Roland Garros Stadium tour?

Yes, you are allowed to take photos during the tour.

Is the Roland Garros Stadium tour accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the tour is accessible to people with disabilities. The stadium is equipped with elevators and ramps for wheelchair users.

Are there audio guides available for the Roland Garros Stadium tour?

Yes, audio guides are available in several languages for an additional fee.

Are food and drinks allowed during the Roland Garros Stadium tour?

No, food and drinks are not allowed during the tour.

Is there a dress code for the Roland Garros Stadium tour?

The tour has no specific dress code, but visitors are advised to wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Is there a gift shop at the Roland Garros Stadium?

Yes, there is a gift shop to buy souvenirs and official merchandise.

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Backstage tour of Roland-Garros stadium Guided tour

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- Due to the stadium's activities, some areas may not be accessible on the day of your visit - Group tours can be conducted on request in the following languages: French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Finnish and Swedish

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The Roland-Garros stadium opens its doors to you for a unique visit! Enjoy privileged access to exclusive areas usually reserved for players, and have a unique experience at the heart of the most prestigious tennis venue in Paris!

Home of the legendary Roland-Garros clay court tournament, taking place at the beginning of the summer each year, it is also synonymous with French elegance and the way of life.

Go behind the scenes in this legendary Parisian tennis venue , with a guide, for an exclusive experience.

Thanks to your guide's anecdotes and commentary, you will learn all about the history of tennis, the venue and its evolution: who Roland Garros was, the four Musketeers, and the secrets of the Philippe Chatrier court. Every tennis player's dream, the centre court at Roland Garros , is a true technological and architectural feat. Climb a little higher and enjoy panoramic views of the stadium and of Paris from the walkways.

Go backstage, accessing the press rooms, the changing rooms, and the presidential tribune. Admire the trophies won by legends Rafaël Nadal , Steffi Graf, Björn Borg, and Chris Evert, and retrace their career paths as you walk down the corridor to the court! Expect an emotional moment!

This visit will also be an opportunity to get a glimpse of what happens in the stadium during the year, outside the prestigious tournament.

This visit that will tennis enthusiasts as well as those who are just curious!

• Availability: Every day (except under exceptional circumstances)
• Duration: 1 hr 30
• Languages: English, French, Spanish
• Meeting place: Roland-Garros Stadium
• Due to frequent events at the venue, the tour is likely to undergo changes depending on the security arrangements in place on the day of your visit and some areas may be inaccessible on the day of the visit
• Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the time your visit starts
• You can access the stadium shop before or after the visit (open from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm) You will receive a 10% discount on your purchases in the shop (on presentation of your voucher or by giving the promotional code which will be communicated to you)
• This tour is not recommended for people with reduced mobility
• Pets are not allowed
• Maximum group size: 30 people
• Due to work on some areas into Roland Garros, there will be unaccessible spots as follows : - The press center will not be accessible from August 15th to November 4th 2023 inclusive - The locker room will not be accessible from September 12th 2023 to April 2024 inclusive  

Price includes

• Guided tour of the Roland-Garros stadium
• Access to the press rooms, cloakrooms and the presidential tribune (if available at the time of the visit)
• The services and commentary of your guide
• 10% discount on purchases at the Roland-Garros shop

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The guided tour of Roland Garros stadium in Paris

My second Paris pilgrimage was cine&shymatic only in the sense that it stemmed from another type of motion-picture viewing &mdash watching sport, on television. For close to a decade now, I have been a huge fan of the Spanish tennis champion Rafael Nadal, popularly known as the &ldquoThe King of Clay&rdquo, and the man who has won the French Open at the Roland Garros Stadium an astonishing nine times in the past ten years. Having resigned myself to never getting to see Rafa play in person (at his favourite setting anyway), I went to the official tournament website and registered for an hour-long guided tour of the venue I have seen so often on TV.

If I were to list the things I didn&rsquot get to see, this tour might be reckoned a disappointment. It being March &mdash two months before the start of this year&rsquos tournament&mdashthere was extensive renovation work going on, which meant the players&rsquo locker rooms were not open to public viewing. Besides, the grand Philippe-Chatrier Court &mdash where the men&rsquos semi-finals and final are played each year &mdash had almost no red clay on it instead there were craters in the ground and plenty of regular mud of the sort that I can more easily find in the dusty park outside my house.

This barely dampened my spirit though like the tireless Rafa &mdash a master at wearing op&shyponents down in the toughest of match situations, and a less than fluent English speak&shyer &mdash I decided to &ldquofocus on the positives, no&rdquo Even if Chatrier lacked personality without its distinctive brick-red clay, the stadium itself had multiple associations for me, and I could imagine I heard the cheers of thousands of viewers as Rafa collapsed to his knees after the last point of the fortnight. I visited the press room, where the champions give their post-match interviews, sat in the chair where Rafa has answered dozens of inane questions over the years, and chuckled at one of the other visitors imitating a famous comical moment from an old press conference &mdash an inopportune leg cramp that led Nadal to slide slowly under the table while he was speaking to a journalist. I took photos of a wall with the players&rsquo signatures on it, and even got my befuddled wife Abhilasha to pose next to the door of the room where players are administered surprise drug tests.

Much like the view of props at the cinema museum, Roland Garros was a little surpris&shying in how small and compact it was everything seemed like a miniature version of what one sees on television, and I was especially taken aback by the tininess of the second &ldquoshowpiece&rdquo court, named after the legendary Suzanne Lenglen. But this added to the charm. Tucked away in what seems like a back-lane in western Paris, on the boundary of the Bois de Boulogne public park, this is the smallest of four Grand Slam venues and it feels like a singular, old-world place, given that clay courts have been increasingly mar&shyginalised as &ldquospecialist surfaces&rdquo in recent years.

I ended my tour by posing next to a statue of the legendary Miss Lenglen, outside the court named in her honour. Swinging her racquet ominously in an arc, she reminded me of the shadowy Mrs. Bates with her large knife in the shower scene in Psycho . The City of Lights had brought together two of my inner worlds in a most unexpected way.

Guided tours &mdash in English and French &mdash are conducted multiple times each week (to book tours send an email to [email protected] one-hour tour &pound10.5, stadium plus museum tour &euro15).

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About Roland Garros

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of tennis history with the Roland Garros Stadium Tour and Museum experience. This iconic destination invites tennis enthusiasts and history buffs to dive into the world of Grand Slam tournaments, legendary players, and the captivating evolution of the sport. From its historic grounds to the meticulously curated museum, discover what awaits you on this remarkable adventure.  

The Roland Garros Stadium Tour:

• Walk in the Footsteps of Champions: As you step onto the hallowed grounds of Roland Garros, you'll follow in the footsteps of tennis legends who have battled their way to victory. Experience the very courts that have witnessed epic matches, historic rivalries, and incredible displays of skill and determination.
• Architectural Marvels: The stadium itself is a testament to architectural brilliance, blending modern amenities with a deep respect for tradition. Marvel at the striking Philippe-Chatrier Court, the focal point of the tournament, as well as the enchanting Suzanne-Lenglen Court. Each corner of the stadium exudes the essence of tennis excellence.
• Behind-the-Scenes Insights: Gain exclusive access to behind-the-scenes areas usually reserved for players and officials. Explore player lounges, locker rooms, and media areas, where pre-match tension and post-match celebrations unfold. Get a taste of the players' perspective and immerse yourself in the tournament atmosphere.  

The Roland Garros Museum:

• Timeless Treasures: The Roland Garros Museum stands as a tribute to tennis history, boasting an extensive collection of artifacts, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits. Trace the evolution of tennis equipment, from vintage wooden rackets to state-of-the-art technology, showcasing how the game has evolved over the years.
• Celebrating Legends: Delve into the lives and careers of tennis icons through captivating displays and multimedia presentations. Learn about the achievements of legendary players who have left an indelible mark on the sport, and gain insights into the evolution of playing styles and techniques.
• Interactive Learning: Engage in hands-on experiences that allow you to test your own skills and refine your technique. Virtual simulators and interactive displays offer an immersive understanding of the game's nuances, making it an educational and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages.  

A visit to the Roland Garros Stadium and Museum is more than just a tour – it's an exploration of the spirit of tennis, its history, and its global impact. Whether you're a dedicated tennis aficionado or someone seeking to discover the sport's heritage, the Roland Garros experience promises to leave you inspired, informed, and deeply connected to the world of tennis.  Book your stadium tour today and prepare to be captivated by the magic that only Roland Garros can offer.

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Experience the legendary stadium of Roland Garros and delve into the history of tennis.

Discover the iconic Roland-Garros stadium exclusively on a guided tour of the legendary tennis temple in Paris.

During this unique guided tour, you'll access behind-the-scenes areas of the stadium, from the presidential box to the corridor that leads players to the clay court.

Embark on an exceptional journey in the footsteps of iconic Roland-Garros champions like Björn Borg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, and of course, Rafael Nadal.

Your guide will share countless anecdotes, from the historic 'Four Musketeers' to contemporary champions, and unveil the secrets of the magnificent new Philippe-Chatrier Court, a marvel of technology and architecture.

Entry to Roland-Garros Stadium

English, French or Spanish guided tour

Meal inclusions

Access to a match

Audio guide

Cancellation policy

You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Your Experience

Roland Garros. Tennis titans. History. The world knows about the Roland Garros stadium where the clay-court grand slam is conducted yearly in June, but how many of them can experience this magnificent stage of tennis history? You can do this now! With this tour, discover the Roland Garros stadium exclusively and learn about the legendary temple of tennis with the help of your guide. As a truly privileged guest, walk in the footsteps of the legends of tennis such as Björn Borg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, and of course the King of Clay, Rafael Nadal.

Be overwhelmed with emotion as you walk down the corridor to enter the court just as the greatest trophy winners of Roland Garros. During the tour, explore the technological and architectural gem of the stadium, the Philippe-Chatrier court named after the president of the FFT. Hear countless anecdotes from your guide as they reveal secrets about the court and how architecturally sound the court has been made in order for the players to play to their best potential in any condition. Marvel at the breathtaking view and the legendary court as well as the Suzanne-Lenglen court and the magnificent Paris backdrop.

Know Before You Go

Important information.

Facilities: Wheelchair accessibility.

The stadium shop can be visited before or after the tour.

Due to the stadium's activities, some areas may not be accessible on the day of your visit.

The press center will not be accessible from Aug 15 to Nov 4, 2023.

The locker room will not be accessible from Sep 12, 2023 to Apr, 2024.

An alternative route will be offered. This temporary route is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.

Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your visit to avoid any delays.

Meeting Point

Meet your guide at Court Philippe-Chatrier.

Address: Roland Garros Stadium, 2 Av. Gordon Bennett, 75016 Paris, France.

Landmark: Place des Mousquetaires.

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Stade Roland-Garros

Roland-Garros is a legendary stadium. An iconic global tennis area, it will be a key venue for the Paris 2024 Games for which it is writing a new page in its illustrious history. For the Paris 2024 Games, Roland-Garros will not only host the tennis and wheelchair tennis competitions, but also boxing and sitting volleyball.

Named after French aviator Roland Garros, the stadium was built in 1928 as the stage for the achievements of French players at the Davis Cup. Located on the edge of Bois de Boulogne, close to Parc des Princes, Roland-Garros hosts the French Open each year (one of the four tennis Grand Slam tournaments), a major global sporting event organised by the French Tennis Federation that is broadcast in more than 220 countries worldwide.

Extended and modernised on a number of occasions over the years to rival the other Grand Slam venues, Roland-Garros is now spread over 12 hectares and has 18 clay courts. The latest modernisation plan, rolled out from 2015 to 2021, has made it possible to install a retractable roof with a revolutionary design for the Philippe-Chatrier court, while a 5,000-seat court named after Simonne-Mathieu was integrated into the Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil gardens.

Stade Roland-Garros, which hosts international tennis tournaments each year, will continue to stage a range of sporting and cultural events.

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Department: 75

City: Paris, 16th arrondissement

Distance from the Olympic and Paralympic Village: 12km to the southwest

Games venues nearby: Parc des Princes, South Paris Arena #1, #4 and #6, Eiffel Tower Stadium, Esplanade des Invalides, Pont d’Iéna, Champ de Mars Arena

Tourist attractions nearby: Eiffel Tower, Invalides, Bois de Boulogne, Louis Vuitton Foundation, Jardin d’acclimatation

Spectator Guide

> Consult the spectator guide for the Wheelchair tennis events

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How to get there?

Public transport.

• "Porte d'Auteuil" stop: Metro 10 , then 600 m walk to the venue.

Bike parking facilities for spectators

• Avenue de Saint-Cloud - 75016 Paris
• Avenue du Général Sarrail - 75016 Paris

Accessibility information

• Wheelchair users car park: Stade Roland-Garros Porte 25 Boulevard d'Auteuil (75016 Paris)
• People with disabilities drop-off zone: Stade Roland-Garros 8 boulevard d'Auteuil (75016 Paris)

Find all information about venue accessibility on our dedicated page .

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Novak Djokovic vs. Radu Albot LIVE STREAM (8/26/24): Watch U.S. Open online | Time, TV channel

• Updated: Aug. 26, 2024, 4:15 p.m.
• | Published: Aug. 26, 2024, 4:15 p.m.

Serbia's Novak Djokovic kisses his gold medal after defeating Spain's Carlos Alcaraz in the men's singles tennis final at the Roland Garros stadium during the 2024 Summer Olympics, Sunday, Aug. 4, 2024, in Paris, France. Djokovic has won his first Olympic gold medal by beating Alcaraz 7-6 (3), 7-6 (2) in the 2024 Games men's tennis singles final. (AP Photo/Andy Wong) AP Photo/Andy Wong

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No. 2 seed Novak Djokovic faces Moldova’s Radu Albot in Round 1 of the 2024 U.S. Open Men’s Singles Tournament on Monday, August 26 (8/26/2024) at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, New York.

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What : U.S. Open Men’s Singles , Round 1

Who : No. 2 Novak Djokovic vs. Radu Albot

When : Monday, August 26, 2024 (8/26/2024)

Time : 8:15 p.m. ET (Estimated start)

Where: Arthur Ashe Stadium

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Here’s a recent U.S. Open story, via the AP:

NEW YORK (AP) — As big a deal as finally winning an Olympic gold medal was to Novak Djokovic, as much as he has accomplished in tennis — the men’s-record 24 Grand Slam trophies , the 99 total titles, the most weeks at No. 1 for any player and on and on — do not for a moment think he is satisfied as the U.S. Open begins.

“People would ask me: ‘Now that you have basically won everything with the golden medal, what else is there to win?’ I still feel the drive. I still have the competitive spirit,” the 37-year-old from Serbia said Saturday. “I still want to make more history and enjoy myself on the tour.”

If it seems like there is always some sort of milestone in the offing when Djokovic takes the court, that’s because there usually is.

This time around at Flushing Meadows, where play begins Monday and the No. 2-seeded Djokovic faces 138th-ranked Radu Albot of Moldova at night in Arthur Ashe Stadium, there is the latest opportunity to get major singles championship No. 25, a total no man or woman ever has reached in tennis.

As the defending champion , there is also a chance to become the first man to win at least two consecutive titles at the U.S. Open since Roger Federer swept five in a row from 2004 to 2008.

“I didn’t know it was that long. Hopefully that changes this year,” Djokovic said. “I mean, that’s the goal. The goal is always for me to try to go all the way to the finals and fight for the trophy. That kind of mindset or approach is no different for me this year.”

That consistency of purpose is what has carried him to all of his achievements.

“I want to follow what Djokovic has done always in his career,” said Carlos Alcaraz , the 21-year-old who already owns four majors himself, “which is getting better and improving, showing up at the court playing at his best level.”

It’s also as widely admired by other players in the sport as the numbers — “Colossal,” Alcaraz called the idea of winning a 25th major — associated with Djokovic’s name.

“Your baseline average level just has to be so much better than everyone else’s. It speaks to how much better someone is than everyone else, because there are so many people just trying to get that one — trying to get one or two; a couple,” 12th-seeded American Taylor Fritz said. “It’s amazing. And obviously the discipline throughout the year, to never be satisfied and always want more, is also just extremely impressive in itself.”

Djokovic hasn’t competed anywhere since beating Alcaraz in a pair of tiebreakers in the Summer Games title match.

The way Djokovic reacted that day — kneeling, trembling, crying — and the way he spoke about it Saturday left no doubt about its importance to him.

“Just a very proud moment of experiencing the gold medal around my neck, with the Serbian anthem and Serbian flag. Very, very special. Probably the most intense emotions I have ever had on a tennis court,” he said. “The moment of when I achieved it, how I achieved it, after years of trying, the journey that was the way it was, I think makes it even more unique.”

And now it’s time to turn the page and pursue more hardware.

The season stops for no one, and Djokovic is not interested in taking any kind of a break right now.

He’s won the U.S. Open on four occasions. Making that five is what is on his mind at the moment.

Consider: Djokovic is on the verge of his first year since 2017 without claiming at least one major trophy. He lost to Jannik Sinner — whose steroids case Djokovic weighed in on Saturday — in the semifinals of the Australian Open; withdrew from the French Open before the quarterfinals because he needed surgery on his right knee; lost to Alcaraz in the final at Wimbledon.

“Grand Slams are the pillars of our sport. They are THE most important historical tennis events that we have,” Djokovic said. “So if you don’t get pumped and inspired to play your best tennis at Grand Slams, it’s hard to do that anywhere else.”

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US Open 2024: Novak Djokovic seeks a record 25th Grand Slam title after getting his Olympic gold

Serbia's Novak Djokovic kisses his gold medal after defeating Spain's Carlos Alcaraz in the men's singles tennis final at the Roland Garros stadium during the 2024 Summer Olympics, Sunday, Aug. 4, 2024, in Paris, France. Djokovic has won his first Olympic gold medal by beating Alcaraz 7-6 (3), 7-6 (2) in the 2024 Games men's tennis singles final. Credit: AP/Andy Wong

NEW YORK — As big a deal as finally winning an Olympic gold medal was to Novak Djokovic, as much as he has accomplished in tennis — the men's-record 24 Grand Slam trophies, the 99 total titles, the most weeks at No. 1 for any player and on and on — do not for a moment think he is satisfied as the U.S. Open begins.

“People would ask me: ‘Now that you have basically won everything with the golden medal, what else is there to win?’ I still feel the drive. I still have the competitive spirit,” the 37-year-old from Serbia said Saturday. “I still want to make more history and enjoy myself on the tour.”

If it seems like there is always some sort of milestone in the offing when Djokovic takes the court, that's because there usually is.

This time around at Flushing Meadows, where play begins Monday and the No. 2-seeded Djokovic faces 138th-ranked Radu Albot of Moldova at night in Arthur Ashe Stadium, there is the latest opportunity to get major singles championship No. 25, a total no man or woman ever has reached in tennis.

As the defending champion, there is also a chance to become the first man to win at least two consecutive titles at the U.S. Open since Roger Federer swept five in a row from 2004 to 2008.

“I didn’t know it was that long. Hopefully that changes this year,” Djokovic said. “I mean, that’s the goal. The goal is always for me to try to go all the way to the finals and fight for the trophy. That kind of mindset or approach is no different for me this year.”

That consistency of purpose is what has carried him to all of his achievements.

Serbia's Novak Djokovic reacts after defeating Spain's Carlos Alcaraz in the men's singles tennis final at the Roland Garros stadium during the 2024 Summer Olympics, Sunday, Aug. 4, 2024, in Paris, France. Credit: AP/Andy Wong

“I want to follow what Djokovic has done always in his career,” said Carlos Alcaraz, the 21-year-old who already owns four majors himself, “which is getting better and improving, showing up at the court playing at his best level.”

It's also as widely admired by other players in the sport as the numbers — “Colossal,” Alcaraz called the idea of winning a 25th major — associated with Djokovic's name.

“Your baseline average level just has to be so much better than everyone else’s. It speaks to how much better someone is than everyone else, because there are so many people just trying to get that one — trying to get one or two; a couple,” 12th-seeded American Taylor Fritz said. “It’s amazing. And obviously the discipline throughout the year, to never be satisfied and always want more, is also just extremely impressive in itself.”

Djokovic hasn't competed anywhere since beating Alcaraz in a pair of tiebreakers in the Summer Games title match.

Serbia's Novak Djokovic and Spain's Carlos Alcaraz great each other after the men's singles tennis final at the Roland Garros stadium during the 2024 Summer Olympics, Sunday, Aug. 4, 2024, in Paris, France. Credit: AP/Louise Delmotte

The way Djokovic reacted that day — kneeling, trembling, crying — and the way he spoke about it Saturday left no doubt about its importance to him.

“Just a very proud moment of experiencing the gold medal around my neck, with the Serbian anthem and Serbian flag. Very, very special. Probably the most intense emotions I have ever had on a tennis court,” he said. “The moment of when I achieved it, how I achieved it, after years of trying, the journey that was the way it was, I think makes it even more unique.”

And now it's time to turn the page and pursue more hardware.

The season stops for no one, and Djokovic is not interested in taking any kind of a break right now.

He's won the U.S. Open on four occasions. Making that five is what is on his mind at the moment.

Consider: Djokovic is on the verge of his first year since 2017 without claiming at least one major trophy. He lost to Jannik Sinner — whose steroids case Djokovic weighed in on Saturday — in the semifinals of the Australian Open; withdrew from the French Open before the quarterfinals because he needed surgery on his right knee; lost to Alcaraz in the final at Wimbledon.

“Grand Slams are the pillars of our sport. They are THE most important historical tennis events that we have,” Djokovic said. “So if you don’t get pumped and inspired to play your best tennis at Grand Slams, it’s hard to do that anywhere else.”

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