Paris Roland Garros Stadium Behind-the-Scenes Tour

A Tour of the Sacred Ground of Tennis,
Roland Garros Stadium

Explore the iconic Roland Garros Stadium in Paris, France, with a guide! Roland Garros Stadium hosts the 'French Open Tennis Tournament,' one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, every year. Opened in 1928, it is famous for its unique playing court and has been the stage for many historic matches.

The Stadium's Famous Statues

Roland Garros Stadium features two of the most famous statues: one of Rafael Nadal, known as the King of Clay, and another of Roland Garros, the namesake of the stadium.

See the dynamic statue of Rafael Nadal, who has won the French Open a record 14 times. You can also admire the statue of Roland Garros, a famous French combat pilot during World War I and a symbol of sports and patriotism, though not directly related to tennis players.

Explore Behind-the-Scenes Stories

On the Roland Garros Stadium tour, you can explore the arena, training areas, and backstage areas of legendary players. In particular, experience another side of the tennis tournament by visiting the locker rooms where players prepare, the press conference room, and the VIP zone. You can also get up close to Roland Garros's symbolic clay court and learn interesting stories about it with your guide.