What to expect at Roland Garros Stadium

Whether you follow every Grand Slam or barely know the scoring system, Roland-Garros is a fascinating place to explore. It’s home to the prestigious French Open and the only Grand Slam tournament played on clay, a surface that has shaped some of the most memorable moments in tennis history.

Now, if you're a tennis enthusiast or simply curious to uncover the inner workings of one of the world's most prestigious tournaments, a tour of Roland-Garros Stadium is a must-do experience.

Things to know before booking a Roland Garros Stadium tour  

  • The tour offers access to areas typically closed to the public, including the presidential box, players' tunnel, press rooms, and locker rooms. You'll also visit the Tenniseum, the French Tennis Federation Museum within the stadium, where you can explore the legacy of French tennis.
  • A knowledgeable guide in your choice of English, French, or Spanish will lead you through the stadium’s history and offer unique insights into the French Open.
  • Tickets for tours are available online only and must be purchased in advance as they are not sold on-site.
  • For added variety, check out the Roland-Garros & Stade de France combo or pair your visit with a delicious meal at Brasserie Auteuil + Roland-Garros Stadium Guided Tour.
  • Tours are available year-round; however, during the French Open and other events, certain areas may be restricted.

Explore Roland Garros Stadium

Brasserie Auteuil + Roland-Garros Tour Combo

Upgrade your day with a relaxed meal at Brasserie Auteuil, a Mediterranean-style restaurant just minutes from the stadium. Enjoy fresh salads, pastas, grilled dishes, and a breezy rooftop before or after your guided tour. A simple way to turn your visit into a full Parisian outing.

People enjoying drinks at Brasserie Auteuil in a cozy setting.

Auteuil Brasserie

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Beyond the Roland Garros Stadium

Frequently asked questions about the Roland Garros Stadium tours

Standard guided tours do not include food or drinks. If you want a culinary experience, choose the combo with Brasserie Auteuil.