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Roland Garros Stadium | The heart of tennis in Paris

Game. Set. Match. Home to the prestigious French Open, the only Grand Slam tournament played on clay, Roland Garros Stadium is where tennis history has been written and rewritten.

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. Explore exclusive areas, walk in the footsteps of champions, and uncover the stories behind some of tennis’s greatest moments as you dive into the history and legacy of this legendary venue.

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 Museum of the French Tennis Federation 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.
  • The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours. Since the stadium is located 10 km from central Paris, plan for at least 30-45 minutes of travel each way, depending on traffic and your mode of transport.
  • Tours are available year-round; however, during the French Open and other events, certain areas may be restricted.

What do you see on a Roland Garros Stadium tour?

Statue of aviator Roland Garros at Roland Garros Stadium, Paris.
Tourists chilling in a lush garden
statue of Rafael Nadal
People in conference room
Children exploring Roland Garros Stadium during a backstage guided tour in Paris.
Roland Garros Stadium locker room during guided backstage tour in Paris.
corridor leading to the court
Roland Garros Stadium interior view with tennis court and seating area.
visitors looking at the trophies on the wall
visitors looking at the mural
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As part of the stadium complex’s ongoing refurbishment, a statue of the aviator Eugène Adrien Roland Georges Garros was erected. This is where it all began.

Get to tour the gardens, Jardin des Mousquetaires, celebrating France’s four tennis “musketeers” of the second half of the 1920s and early 30s – Henri Cochet, Rene Lacoste, Jean Borotra, and Jacques Brugnon.

View the 13-time Roland Garros champion’s statue, the King of Clay, Rafael Nadal, who is perhaps responsible for the most illustrious page in the history books.

Visit the player's welcome building, where excitement and tension reach their peak on match days.

A unique experience awaits you in the ball boy's pit. You can imagine yourself on the court, collecting balls for the players.

See where the players get ready in the locker rooms and feel the buzzing atmosphere of the press room.

The excitement will be at its peak as you walk through the corridor leading to the court, as if you were invited to compete in a final match in front of millions of spectators.

Admire the famous clay court, Philippe Chatrier Cour, the real representation of this esteemed tennis competition, without the crowds. Discover the brand new court, which bears the name of the esteemed FFT president, Philippe Chatrier.

At the presidential stands, take in the breathtaking Roland Garros trophies up close.
Visit the Tenniseum, the Museum of the French Tennis Federation within the stadium. It showcases video displays and photographs, as well as over a hundred tennisracquets dating from 1920 to the present.

Take the rare opportunity to admire a mural celebrating the 40th anniversary of Yannick Noah’s victory. This artwork, created by Jay Ramier, also known as “Black Picasso,” a key figure in urban culture, is a must-see.

Plan your visit to the Roland Garros Stadium

Roland-Garros Stadium Exterior
  • Everyday: 10am to 6pm
  • Avenue Gordon-Bennett - Porte 36, Paris 75016
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Getting there

  • By metro: Lines 9 and 10
    Nearest stop: Porte d’Auteuil and Michel-Ange Auteuil
  • By bus: Numbers 22, 32, 52, 62, 72, 123, 241, and 260
    Nearest stop: Porte d'Auteuil
  • By car: Take Quai d'Orsay and Boulevard Exelmans to Bd d'Auteuil
    Parking: Porte d'Auteuil car park (Carrefour)
Couple shopping
  • Located in the heart of Roland-Garros Stadium, this unique space is dedicated to tennis and fashion.
  • Browse through a large collection of clothing items and accessories for all the family.
Friends enjoying in a brewery

There are a variety of choices to choose from at the stadium

  • The Musketeers Brewery: Discover the brand new sit-down restaurant serving classic French cuisine.
  • The Musketeers Bar: Meet up with friends to drink and indulge in sharing boards as well as brioche and white ham sandwiches by the slice.
  • Food Court: Don't wait any longer and come to discover the specialties of the countries Roland Garros the aviator passed through on his travels.

Beyond the Roland Garros Stadium

bois de boulogne

 Bois de Boulogne

Covering an area of 850 hectares, it offers numerous pedestrian walkways, 28 kilometres of bridle paths and 15 kilometres of cycle routes.
Distance: (​2.6km)

Women viewing paintings at Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris.

Musee Marmottan Monet

Musée Marmottan Monet is an art museum in Paris, France, dedicated to the artist Claude Monet featuring over 300 Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings.
Distance: (​2.5 km)

Parc des Princes Stadium

Parc des Princes

Connect with Parisian football culture at Paris Saint-Germain's iconic stadium, featuring a museum with exclusive club memorabilia.
Distance: (​2km)

Louis Vuitton Foundation

Louis Vuitton Foundation

The Louis Vuitton Foundation boasts an amazing collection of artworks, dating from the 1960s to the present day, that shines a spotlight on great modern and contemporary artists.
Distance: (​4km)

Frequently asked questions about the Roland Garros Stadium tours

Is it better to book tickets online or at the venue?

To ensure your desired time and preferred language, it would best to book the tickets in 2 months in advance.

What exclusive areas can I access on the tour?

On the tour, you will be able to access the locker rooms, press rooms, presidential stand (where the trophies are kept), and the tunnel from where the players enter the court.

Is there a skip-the-line option for Roland Garros Stadium tours?

No, there are no skip-the-line tours available.

Which tour option is best for families with young children?

The guided tour is suitable for children aged 3 and above.

How long does the Roland Garros Stadium tour take?

The stadium tour takes 1.5 hours.

In what languages is the Roland Garros Stadium tour available?

The guided tour takes place in English, French, or Spanish.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the Roland Garros Stadium tour is wheelchair accessible.

What is the cancellation policy for Roland Garros Stadium tours?

You can cancel for free up to 3 days before the start of your tour.

Why is it called Roland Garros?

The tennis stadium and complex in Paris, France is named after Roland Garros, a World War I hero and aviation pioneer.

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