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Experience the best of Roland-Garros Stadium

The Roland-Garros Stadium is a world-famous tennis venue best known for hosting the French Open, one of the four Grand Slam tournaments. Explore the center court, Philippe-Chatrier, which can seat more than 15,000 spectators. Get a behind-the-scenes guided tour of the stadium and walk in the footsteps of tennis legends such as Björn Borg, Steffi Graf, and of course, the King of Clay, Rafael Nadal as you walk down the corridor to enter the court and get to see the presidential box too.
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Tennis players walking on clay court at Roland-Garros Stadium.
Roland-Garros Stadium entrance with modern architecture and statue, Paris.
Tour group at Roland-Garros Stadium overlooking the clay tennis court.
Empty clay tennis court with green seating at Roland-Garros Stadium.
Roland Garros Stadium interior with clay tennis court and surrounding seating area.
Camera operator filming a tennis match at Roland-Garros Stadium.
Tennis ball and racket on clay court at Roland-Garros Stadium.
Locker room at Roland Garros Stadium during backstage tour in Paris.
Children observing the clay court at Roland Garros Stadium during a backstage tour.
Tennis ball on clay court at Roland Garros Stadium.
Roland Garros statue at Paris stadium entrance during guided tour.
Trophies displayed at Roland-Garros Stadium, including Coupe Simone Mathieu and Coupe Marcel Bernard.

Roland-Garros Stadium Tour with Behind-the-Scenes Access

1 hr 30 mins

  • Take a 1.5-hour guided behind-the-scenes tour through Roland-Garros, visiting the press rooms, locker rooms, Presidential Box, and the players’ corridor to Court Philippe-Chatrier.

  • Step into the iconic Chatrier stadium, tilt your head up to its striking retractable roof, and take in sweeping views of the world’s most famous clay court.

  • Visit the vibrant Yannick Noah mural and explore the Tenniseum, where trophies, stories, and historic moments bring the sport’s legacy to life.

  • Hear fun insights and backstage anecdotes from your guide, revealing how this legendary stadium runs year-round, long after the French Open lights go out.

  • With rare access and rich commentary, this is one of the most complete and immersive ways to experience the true spirit of Roland-Garros.

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  • Take a 1.5-hour guided behind-the-scenes tour through Roland-Garros, visiting the press rooms, locker rooms, Presidential Box, and the players’ corridor to Court Philippe-Chatrier.

  • Step into the iconic Chatrier stadium, tilt your head up to its striking retractable roof, and take in sweeping views of the world’s most famous clay court.

  • Visit the vibrant Yannick Noah mural and explore the Tenniseum, where trophies, stories, and historic moments bring the sport’s legacy to life.

  • Hear fun insights and backstage anecdotes from your guide, revealing how this legendary stadium runs year-round, long after the French Open lights go out.

  • With rare access and rich commentary, this is one of the most complete and immersive ways to experience the true spirit of Roland-Garros.

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Brasserie Auteuil exterior with rooftop and cocktail bar signage, surrounded by green trees.
Brasserie Auteuil exterior with outdoor seating and red accents in Paris.
Sorbet and ice cream with pomegranate seeds at Brasserie Auteuil.
Shrimp with green sauce at Brasserie Auteuil, Paris.
People enjoying drinks at Brasserie Auteuil in a cozy setting.
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Interior of Brasserie Auteuil with wooden tables, chairs, and large windows.
Salad with fresh vegetables and croutons at Brasserie Auteuil.
Pizza being shared at Brasserie Auteuil with glasses of wine.
Waiter preparing cocktail with lime and cucumber garnish at Brasserie Auteuil.
People enjoying cocktails at Brasserie Auteuil, Paris.
Cocktail with pink foam at Brasserie Auteuil, Paris.
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Brasserie Auteuil interior with wooden tables, chairs, and floral decorations.

Brasserie Auteuil: French-Mediterranean Restaurant Near Roland Garros Stadium

Explore at your pace

  • Enjoy premium French-Mediterranean dishes in a bright, elegant setting just steps from Roland-Garros.

  • Settle into the sunlit rooftop terrace, perfect for slow lunches, relaxed dinners, or a stylish pause between plans.

  • Shareable dishes and refreshing drinks make it an easy, feel-good spot to unwind with friends.

  • The lively cocktail bar enhances the mood, serving drinks and mocktails that bring a hint of the Mediterranean to Paris.

  • Choose a €50 dining voucher for a full meal or go for the 3pm–6pm aperitif voucher, ideal for relaxed afternoon drinks and light bites before your evening plans.

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  • Enjoy premium French-Mediterranean dishes in a bright, elegant setting just steps from Roland-Garros.

  • Settle into the sunlit rooftop terrace, perfect for slow lunches, relaxed dinners, or a stylish pause between plans.

  • Shareable dishes and refreshing drinks make it an easy, feel-good spot to unwind with friends.

  • The lively cocktail bar enhances the mood, serving drinks and mocktails that bring a hint of the Mediterranean to Paris.

  • Choose a €50 dining voucher for a full meal or go for the 3pm–6pm aperitif voucher, ideal for relaxed afternoon drinks and light bites before your evening plans.

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PSG Stadium seating and tennis court in Paris, France.
PSG Stadium seating and field in Paris, France.
Visitors playing soccer on the field at PSG Stadium, Paris, France.
Roland-Garros Stadium entrance with modern architecture and statue, Paris.
Children observing the clay court at Roland Garros Stadium during a backstage tour.
Visitors touring PSG Stadium in Paris, France, viewing the field and stands.
PSG Stadium locker room with player jerseys in Paris, France.
Tour group at Roland-Garros Stadium overlooking the clay tennis court.
Trophies displayed at Roland-Garros Stadium, including Coupe Simone Mathieu and Coupe Marcel Bernard.
Framed PSG jerseys displayed in a hallway at PSG Stadium, Paris, France.
Visitors entering PSG Stadium through a tunnel in Paris, France.
Locker room at Roland Garros Stadium during backstage tour in Paris.
Trophy display at PSG Stadium, Paris, France showcasing various football awards.
Children observing a display at PSG Stadium, Paris, France.

Combo (Save 5%): PSG Stadium Tour + Roland Garros Guided Tour

1 hr 15 mins - 1 hr 30 mins
  • Experience two of Paris’s most iconic sports venues in one trip, located just minutes apart in the city’s western sports district.
  • Go behind the scenes at Parc des Princes, home of Paris Saint-Germain, with access to pitchside areas, locker rooms, VIP boxes, and media zones.
  • Walk through the mixed zone and press room, and see PSG’s trophy display while discovering the club’s history with a multilingual mobile guide.
  • Explore Roland-Garros, the legendary venue of the French Open and one of tennis’s four Grand Slam tournaments.
  • Stroll through the famous tennis complex and learn about its historic courts, champions, and tournament legacy with a mobile guide.
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  • Experience two of Paris’s most iconic sports venues in one trip, located just minutes apart in the city’s western sports district.
  • Go behind the scenes at Parc des Princes, home of Paris Saint-Germain, with access to pitchside areas, locker rooms, VIP boxes, and media zones.
  • Walk through the mixed zone and press room, and see PSG’s trophy display while discovering the club’s history with a multilingual mobile guide.
  • Explore Roland-Garros, the legendary venue of the French Open and one of tennis’s four Grand Slam tournaments.
  • Stroll through the famous tennis complex and learn about its historic courts, champions, and tournament legacy with a mobile guide.
from Original price€49
€46.55

5% off

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Roland-Garros clay court and Stade de France aerial view in Paris.
Roland-Garros Stadium entrance with modern architecture and statue, Paris.
Roland Garros statue at Paris stadium entrance during guided tour.
Aerial view of Stade de France stadium with empty seats and green field.
Guide leading a tour group in the Stade de France locker room, Paris.
Locker room at Roland Garros Stadium during backstage tour in Paris.
Tennis ball on clay court at Roland Garros Stadium.
Museum exhibit with costumes and memorabilia at Stade de France, Paris.
Stade de France interior with empty seats and field during guided tour.

Combo (Save 5%): Roland-Garros Stadium + Stade de France Guided Tour

1 hr 30 mins

  • Embark on a guided tour of the iconic Roland-Garros Stadium, home to the legendary clay-courts of the French Open, and witness the architectural marvel of the Philippe-Chatrier court.

  • Walk in the footsteps of tennis legends like Björn Borg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, and Rafael Nadal and gain insights into the stadium's history from an expert guide.

  • Take a guided tour of Stade de France, the country's largest football stadium, and relive the moment when France hoisted the 1998 World Cup in its hallowed grounds.

  • Get exclusive behind-the-scenes access at the Stade de France, explore the locker rooms, and enjoy a visit to the museum showcasing the stadium's illustrious past.

  • Fun fact: The Stade de France is quite versatile! It features a removable running track that can be installed and uninstalled within 48 hours, accommodating a range of events.

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  • Embark on a guided tour of the iconic Roland-Garros Stadium, home to the legendary clay-courts of the French Open, and witness the architectural marvel of the Philippe-Chatrier court.

  • Walk in the footsteps of tennis legends like Björn Borg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, and Rafael Nadal and gain insights into the stadium's history from an expert guide.

  • Take a guided tour of Stade de France, the country's largest football stadium, and relive the moment when France hoisted the 1998 World Cup in its hallowed grounds.

  • Get exclusive behind-the-scenes access at the Stade de France, explore the locker rooms, and enjoy a visit to the museum showcasing the stadium's illustrious past.

  • Fun fact: The Stade de France is quite versatile! It features a removable running track that can be installed and uninstalled within 48 hours, accommodating a range of events.

from Original price€39.50
€37.53

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Food selection at Brasserie Auteuil with tennis court view.
People enjoying drinks at Brasserie Auteuil in a cozy setting.
Brasserie Auteuil exterior with outdoor seating and red accents in Paris.
Roland-Garros Stadium entrance with modern architecture and statue, Paris.
Tennis ball and racket on clay court at Roland-Garros Stadium.
Sorbet and ice cream with pomegranate seeds at Brasserie Auteuil.
Shrimp with green sauce at Brasserie Auteuil, Paris.
Tour group at Roland-Garros Stadium overlooking the clay tennis court.
Trophies displayed at Roland-Garros Stadium, including Coupe Simone Mathieu and Coupe Marcel Bernard.
Pizza being shared at Brasserie Auteuil with glasses of wine.
Waiter preparing cocktail with lime and cucumber garnish at Brasserie Auteuil.
Tennis players walking on clay court at Roland-Garros Stadium.
Empty clay tennis court with green seating at Roland-Garros Stadium.
Camera operator filming a tennis match at Roland-Garros Stadium.
Brasserie Auteuil exterior with rooftop and cocktail bar signage, surrounded by green trees.
Brasserie Auteuil interior with wooden tables, chairs, and floral decorations.
Roland Garros statue at Paris stadium entrance during guided tour.
Locker room at Roland Garros Stadium during backstage tour in Paris.
Children observing the clay court at Roland Garros Stadium during a backstage tour.
Tennis ball on clay court at Roland Garros Stadium.

Meals at Brasserie Auteuil + Roland-Garros Stadium Guided Tour

Explore at your pace

  • Walk the same clay courts that have seen tennis greats like Rafael Nadal in action, then unwind nearby with Mediterranean flavors and rooftop views — the ultimate blend of sport and style.

  • At Roland-Garros Stadium, join an expert-led tour available in English, French, or Spanish. Step onto the world-famous courts, explore players’ locker rooms, and follow the tunnel that leads to the legendary center court. You’ll also gain access to exclusive behind-the-scenes areas usually reserved for professionals.

  • At Brasserie Auteuil, enjoy a €50 dining credit to sample Mediterranean-inspired dishes such as mezze, hummus, kadaif prawns, and Turkish pizzas. Sip on creative cocktails or fresh juices while relaxing on a sunlit terrace surrounded by bougainvillea and terracotta hues.

  • This combo experience lets you move from the excitement of center court to a laid-back rooftop retreat — a seamless mix of energy, elegance, and Mediterranean charm.

  • Facilities include terrace and outdoor seating, valet parking, and Wi-Fi at Brasserie Auteuil. Major credit cards, including American Express and Mastercard, are accepted. Roland-Garros offers visitor washrooms and a souvenir shop for memorabilia.

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  • Walk the same clay courts that have seen tennis greats like Rafael Nadal in action, then unwind nearby with Mediterranean flavors and rooftop views — the ultimate blend of sport and style.

  • At Roland-Garros Stadium, join an expert-led tour available in English, French, or Spanish. Step onto the world-famous courts, explore players’ locker rooms, and follow the tunnel that leads to the legendary center court. You’ll also gain access to exclusive behind-the-scenes areas usually reserved for professionals.

  • At Brasserie Auteuil, enjoy a €50 dining credit to sample Mediterranean-inspired dishes such as mezze, hummus, kadaif prawns, and Turkish pizzas. Sip on creative cocktails or fresh juices while relaxing on a sunlit terrace surrounded by bougainvillea and terracotta hues.

  • This combo experience lets you move from the excitement of center court to a laid-back rooftop retreat — a seamless mix of energy, elegance, and Mediterranean charm.

  • Facilities include terrace and outdoor seating, valet parking, and Wi-Fi at Brasserie Auteuil. Major credit cards, including American Express and Mastercard, are accepted. Roland-Garros offers visitor washrooms and a souvenir shop for memorabilia.

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€67.45

5% off

Pro tips to help you make a pick

If seeing top seeds matters, choose a Philippe-Chatrier session. Grounds tickets usually do not include access to Philippe-Chatrier, Suzanne-Lenglen, or Simonne-Mathieu, so they work better for outside courts, doubles, mixed matches, and roaming.

For value, look at early or middle rounds on grounds, Suzanne-Lenglen, or Simonne-Mathieu. The research says later rounds and finals cost much more while covering fewer matches, so they suit visitors who care about a specific player or trophy moment.

Pick a day session if you want time to explore multiple courts. Pick a Philippe-Chatrier night session if you want a shorter, more concentrated schedule built around one or two marquee matches under lights.

Arrive at least 60–90 minutes before scheduled play. Standard tickets do not skip security, and visitors in the research report around 30–45 minutes in combined security and entrance lines on busy days.

The research does not confirm an audio guide. Current off-season products in the document are guided tours instead, including English, French, and Spanish options, with a duration of approximately 1.5 hours.

If you have limited mobility, book reserved accessible seating on a show court and keep roaming minimal. The grounds are described as large and hilly, with slopes, stairs, and crowds between courts.

Check the current year's re-entry rules before you leave the grounds. The research notes that policies can vary by year and ticket type, and some visitors report limited or no re-entry on certain sessions.

If rain is possible and live tennis is the priority, Philippe-Chatrier is the safest court choice because it has a retractable roof. Outside courts can be delayed or suspended in wet weather.

Use metro or tram for match days if possible. The research says public transport is usually the fastest option, while car traffic, taxi delays, and crowded stations after sessions can add time at both ends of your visit.

About Roland Garros

Roland-Garros Stadium combines two experiences in one place: live French Open sessions during the tournament and quieter stadium-and-museum visits the rest of the year. That mix lets visitors choose between court-hopping on outside courts, a focused Philippe-Chatrier night session, or a behind-the-scenes tour covering locker rooms, press areas, and tennis history at the Tenniseum.

Address2 Av. Gordon Bennett, 75016 Paris, France
Also known asRoland Garros
Year opened1928
Visitors per year613585

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Some guided-tour variants include access to the Tennis Welcome Building and the ball boy pit, areas many visitors would not expect on a stadium tour.

The Tenniseum museum gallery covers tennis history, legends, and technological advancements, rather than focusing only on tournament winners.

Tour routes can include the Presidential stand for a close-up view of the Roland-Garros trophies.

The Yannick Noah mural seen on some tours was created by urban artist Jay Ramier for the 40th anniversary of Noah's Roland-Garros victory.

Group tours mentioned in the research may be available on request in French, English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Finnish, and Swedish.

Why visit Roland Garros?

Headline Singles Matches on Philippe-Chatrier Court

Philippe-Chatrier is the main stadium and hosts most headline singles matches, especially top seeds and later rounds. It is also the only court in the research document with night sessions and a retractable roof, so it delivers the closest experience to the tournament's prime-time TV stage.

Court-Hopping Across Outside and Practice Courts

A grounds ticket suits visitors who like variety rather than one fixed seat. In the first week, many fans spend the day moving between outside courts, doubles, mixed matches, and selected practice courts, where players can often be seen at closer range than on the main show courts.

Behind-the-Scenes Access Beyond the Stands

Off-season guided tours go past spectator areas into spaces such as locker rooms, press rooms, and the corridor leading to Court Philippe-Chatrier. Some tour variants also include the Presidential stand, the Tennis Welcome Building, and the ball boy pit, giving a clearer sense of how the venue operates beyond tournament broadcasts.

Tenniseum, Trophies, and Jay Ramier's Mural

The Tenniseum museum gallery covers the history, legends, and technological advancements of tennis, making Roland-Garros more than a live-match venue. Tour tickets in the research also mention views of the Roland-Garros trophies and a mural tribute to Yannick Noah by urban artist Jay Ramier, created for the 40th anniversary of Noah's victory.

Off-Season Visits Outside French Open Dates

If you're in Paris outside the tournament, Roland-Garros still offers a stadium and museum visit focused on architecture, history, and behind-the-scenes access. The atmosphere is quieter than during the French Open, and guided tours in the research last approximately 1.5 hours.

Plan your visit

Public entry gates

These are the standard access gates for regular ticket holders during the French Open. The research does not specify official gate names or street-by-street locations, so use the gate shown on your ticket or official venue map. Expect mandatory bag checks and metal detectors, even with mobile tickets ready. Arrive 60-90 minutes before scheduled play, especially for morning sessions, because entrance lines can be long but generally efficient. Bring only essentials in a small bag to move through screening faster, then allow extra time to walk from the gate to your court.

Hospitality / premium entry lanes

Hospitality and some premium categories may have dedicated entrances or quicker lanes for entry. These are best for guests with hospitality packages who want smoother arrival and less waiting for lounges and other premium services. Security screening still applies, so this is not a true skip-security option. The research does not list exact lane names or positions, so follow the instructions on your hospitality documents and arrive early enough to clear checks before play starts.

Accessible entrances

Visitors with reduced mobility should use the venue's accessible entrances and request assistance in advance where needed. Official information referenced in the research notes reserved seating, step-free routes, and elevator access in the main stadiums, but also warns that the overall site is large, sloped, and crowded. This entrance option is best if you want the most predictable route to a show court with limited roaming. Exact entrance names are not provided in the research, so confirm the current accessible access point with Roland Garros before your visit.

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What our guests say

Njailesi S

Netherlands
Couple
2 weeks ago
I just loved it. I'ts super cool to experience the stadium like this where you can see all the places where you usually don't have access to :)

Combo: PSG Stadium Tour + Roland Garros Guided Tour

Nathan N

United States
Couple
2 weeks ago
Everything about the tour was great from the time we checked in to the time we spent in the team shop. A really interesting tour and impressive bunch of trophies.

Combo: PSG Stadium Tour + Roland Garros Guided Tour

Boguslaw P

Poland
Couple
2 weeks ago

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SuperB girl guide, a lot of interesting information about the place, its history and the tournament, although visititing limited only to terrain outside tha main court, one outside court and of course Philippe Chatrier Court, visiting with the guide takes about 1,5h, after that shopping in Roland Garros oficial shop :)

Roland-Garros Stadium Tour with Behind-the-Scenes Access

M. Jean T

Group
Jul 2026
It's great—the two are very close together, and you get to discover lots of really cool things. The guided tour of Roland Garros is really interesting🤩🤩

Roland-Garros Stadium Tour with Behind-the-Scenes Access

Wolfgang S

Austria
Family
Jul 2026
The tourguide was nice and told us interesting details about the stadion. The police station was also interesting to see and visit.

Combo: Roland-Garros Stadium + Stade de France Guided Tour

Rhona S

Australia
Couple
Jul 2026
We loved getting to see behind the scenes as well as the main court. Our tour guide, Martineau (?) was very informative, yet relaxed and humorous.

Meals at Brasserie Auteuil + Roland-Garros Stadium Guided Tour

Simone P

Italy
Couple
Jul 2026
Our stay at the main camp was wonderful! The guide was very helpful and friendly. Everything else was perfect, too!

Meals at Brasserie Auteuil + Roland-Garros Stadium Guided Tour

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