Roland Garros timings & daily opening hours

Yes, the stadium is open for guided tours on most days of the year, except on select public holidays like 1 January and 25 December. Tour schedules may vary during tournament periods.

Tours are extremely limited or unavailable during the French Open because most backstage spaces are in active use. Access to player areas, the media center, and Philippe-Chatrier may be restricted.

Yes, since tickets are sold online and on-site tickets are not available. Book in advance since tours often sell out, especially on weekends, school holidays, and event days.

Most public holidays follow normal operating hours, except New Year’s Day and Christmas, when the stadium is closed. Hours may also change if a sporting event is scheduled.

Weekday mornings, especially Tuesday to Thursday, tend to be the quietest. Visiting outside tournament season also ensures smoother access to backstage areas.

Yes. The metro and buses serving Boulogne-Billancourt operate late into the evening, so you’ll have easy connections back to central Paris.

Guided tours follow fixed time slots and require arriving a few minutes early for security checks. General access follows broader operating hours.

Usually, no. Roland Garros is accessible primarily through guided tours, as most areas are restricted and require an escort.