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Behind the scenes at Roland-Garros stadium
Step into the shoes of tennis icons with an exclusive look behind the scenes of the world's most famous clay court stadium. From the locker rooms to the presidential box, you will walk the same path as the legends of the game and discover the hidden secrets of this architectural landmark.
Stade Roland-Garros (Paris 16th)
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Step onto the legendary clay with an exclusive guided tour of the Roland-Garros stadium. Between October 12, 2024, and June 30, 2027, you can explore restricted areas such as the press rooms, player locker rooms, and the prestigious presidential stand. This experience allows you to walk in the footsteps of tennis icons like Rafael Nadal and Steffi Graf while uncovering the architectural secrets of the Philippe-Chatrier court. Designed for all sports enthusiasts, the tour is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone can enjoy a deep dive into the history and heritage of this iconic Parisian venue.
During this unique guided tour, you will access the press rooms, changing rooms, the presidential stand, and the corridor that leads the players to the clay court.
An exceptional journey following in the footsteps of the legendary winners of the Roland-Garros tournament, such as Björn Borg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, and, of course, Rafael Nadal.
Your guide will tell you a thousand and one anecdotes, from the historic Four Musketeers to contemporary winners, and will reveal the secrets of the majestic new Philippe-Chatrier court, a technological and architectural marvel.
Our take on this event
Explore the backstage areas of Roland-Garros through an immersive guided tour available until June 30, 2027. You will gain access to the nerve centers of the tournament, from the press facilities and locker rooms to the player tunnel leading toward the legendary red clay. It is a unique chance to follow the path of historic legends and modern-day champions alike.
Your guide will recount fascinating stories, spanning from the era of the Four Musketeers to current tournament highlights. You will also get an inside look at the Philippe-Chatrier court, learning about the engineering and design innovations that define this modern structure. The site is entirely accessible to wheelchair users.
Tickets are priced at 19:00 € for adults, 12:00 € for those under 18, and 14:00 € for reduced-rate entries. The tours depart from the Roland-Garros stadium, located at Avenue Gordon Bennett, Gate 36, 75016 Paris.
