Roland Garros

Immerse yourself in the heart of the legendary Roland-Garros stadium

Treat yourself to a unique experience with an exclusive guided tour of the Roland-Garros stadium, an iconic venue for world tennis. Walk in the footsteps of the greatest champions, from Rafael Nadal to Steffi Graf, as you discover the backstage areas: press rooms, players’ changing rooms and the famous corridor leading to Court Philippe-Chatrier. The emotion culminates in the iconic clay court, the symbol of the tournament.

Admire an exceptional fresco created by Jay Ramier, aka ‘Black Picasso’, in tribute to the 40th anniversary of Yannick Noah’s victory. Extend your immersion at the Tenniseum, where a museum gallery traces the history and development of tennis, its legends and its heritage.

Access the presidential stands and get up close to the prestigious Roland Garros cups. You’ll also discover the day-to-day life of the stadium, a place where a dynamic ecosystem comes to life all year round.

This captivating tour will delight tennis and culture fans alike. Book now to experience the history and secrets of this not-to-be-missed sporting monument!

Included in your guided tour

• Admission to the Roland-Garros stadium
• 1 hour 30 guided tour in French, English or Spanish, depending on your choice

Rates

Adult rate: 19 euros
Reduced rate for children: 12 euros

Schedules

The Roland-Garros Stadium welcomes you for guided tours every day of the week during the school holidays (excluding events).

Times and places still available are shown on the calendar.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

When should I book?

To guarantee your place, we recommend that you book as soon as possible, especially during school holidays and the summer months, when attendance is very high.

Weekend visits: book as soon as possible.
Weekday visits: book at least 15 days in advance.

Where is the Stade Roland-Garros?

The stadium is located at Roland-Garros, 75016 Paris.

Meeting point: present your ticket at Customer Service – Access Gate 1.

What are the opening times?

Check the available time slots in real time directly on our website.

Is the stadium accessible to people with reduced mobility (PRM)?

Yes, the Roland-Garros stadium is equipped to accommodate people with reduced mobility.

What instructions should I follow?

Arrive 30 minutes in advance with your booking voucher (printed or on smartphone).
Bags must be searched on entry.
Luggage and bulky items are not permitted.
Accessible areas and restrictions

Some areas may be inaccessible due to stadium activities.
Access to the Grande Boutique – Gate 36 (Av. Gordon-Bennett).

Is there a restaurant on site?

Yes, a restaurant area is available inside the stadium for your convenience.