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Backstage tour of Roland-Garros stadium Guided tour
Roland-Garros Stadium - Duration 1h30
Follow in the footsteps of legendary Roland-Garros champions. A unique opportunity to relive tennis history and its greatest moments!
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Cultival offers you an exclusive experience: a guided tour of the iconic Roland-Garros Stadium, the heart of tennis in Paris.
As a privileged visitor, you’ll have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the greatest champions who have shaped the history of the tournament, from Rafael Nadal and Steffi Graf to Björn Borg and Chris Evert. Discover the behind-the-scenes areas of the stadium, from the bustling press rooms to the locker rooms where players prepare for their matches. Each space reveals fascinating settings and unique atmospheres. The excitement will peak as you walk through the famous corridor leading to Court Philippe-Chatrier, placing you in the shoes of finalists playing in front of millions of spectators. Finally, your guide will invite you to admire the iconic clay court, the true symbol of this prestigious tennis tournament.
Your tour will continue with the rare opportunity to admire a mural celebrating the 40th anniversary of Yannick Noah’s victory. This artwork, created by Jay Ramier, also known as “Black Picasso,” a key figure in urban culture, is a must-see. Next, you’ll enter the Tenniseum to explore the new museum gallery, diving into the history of tennis, its legends, technological advancements, and rich heritage. Throughout this exceptional tour, Roland-Garros Stadium will reveal its many secrets.
The guided tour will also bring to life the victories of the tournament’s champions, from the famous "Mousquetaires" to today's stars. You’ll have access to the presidential stands, where you can admire up close the remarkable Roland-Garros trophies.
Beyond the excitement of the tournament, you’ll discover the year-round life of the stadium, a place of constant activity with a dedicated ecosystem of professionals working to ensure its operations and global reputation.
This unique visit is a must for sports and culture enthusiasts, offering an unparalleled opportunity to understand the history, backstage workings, and secrets of this world-renowned tennis venue.
As a privileged visitor, you’ll have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the greatest champions who have shaped the history of the tournament, from Rafael Nadal and Steffi Graf to Björn Borg and Chris Evert. Discover the behind-the-scenes areas of the stadium, from the bustling press rooms to the locker rooms where players prepare for their matches. Each space reveals fascinating settings and unique atmospheres. The excitement will peak as you walk through the famous corridor leading to Court Philippe-Chatrier, placing you in the shoes of finalists playing in front of millions of spectators. Finally, your guide will invite you to admire the iconic clay court, the true symbol of this prestigious tennis tournament.
Your tour will continue with the rare opportunity to admire a mural celebrating the 40th anniversary of Yannick Noah’s victory. This artwork, created by Jay Ramier, also known as “Black Picasso,” a key figure in urban culture, is a must-see. Next, you’ll enter the Tenniseum to explore the new museum gallery, diving into the history of tennis, its legends, technological advancements, and rich heritage. Throughout this exceptional tour, Roland-Garros Stadium will reveal its many secrets.
The guided tour will also bring to life the victories of the tournament’s champions, from the famous "Mousquetaires" to today's stars. You’ll have access to the presidential stands, where you can admire up close the remarkable Roland-Garros trophies.
Beyond the excitement of the tournament, you’ll discover the year-round life of the stadium, a place of constant activity with a dedicated ecosystem of professionals working to ensure its operations and global reputation.
This unique visit is a must for sports and culture enthusiasts, offering an unparalleled opportunity to understand the history, backstage workings, and secrets of this world-renowned tennis venue.
Useful information
- Due to the stadium's activities, some areas may not be accessible on the day of your visit
- Group tours can be conducted on request in the following languages: French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Finnish and Swedish
- PMR Access
- Coffea or/and restaurant inside
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Access Roland-Garros Stadium
Address
Roland-Garros Stadium
Avenue Gordon-Bennett - Porte 36, Paris 75016
Avenue Gordon-Bennett - Porte 36, Paris 75016
Access
Métro :
Porte d’Auteuil (L10)
Michel-Ange Auteuil (L9/10)
Michel-Ange Molitor (L9/10)
Bus : 22, 32, 52, 62, 72, 123, 241, 260, PC
Porte d’Auteuil (L10)
Michel-Ange Auteuil (L9/10)
Michel-Ange Molitor (L9/10)
Bus : 22, 32, 52, 62, 72, 123, 241, 260, PC