Roland-Garros stadium: a behind-the-scenes guided tour of Roland-Garros stadium

Cultival offers you an exclusive experience: a guided tour of the iconic Roland-Garros Stadium, the heart of tennis in Paris.

During this exclusive tour, you’ll have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the greatest champions who have shaped the history of the tournament, from Steffi Graf and Rafael Nadal 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 competing in front of thousands 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 opportunity to admire a mural created as a tribute to Yannick Noah, marking the 40th anniversary of his Roland-Garros victory. This artwork, created by Jay Ramier, also known as “Jay One,” a key figure in urban culture, is a must-see. Next, you’ll enter the Tenniseum to explore the new museum gallery, exploring the history of tennis, its legends, technological advancements, and rich heritage. Throughout this exceptional tour, Roland-Garros Stadium will reveal its many secrets.

The 2026 edition of Roland-Garros marked another milestone in the tournament’s history. In the women’s singles, Mirra Andreeva became the youngest champion of the 21st century at just 19 years old. In the men’s singles, Alexander Zverev’s perseverance was rewarded as he claimed his first Grand Slam title. From the legendary Four Musketeers to today’s champions, this guided tour of Roland-Garros Stadium brings to life the sporting achievements that have shaped tennis history. You will explore some of the tournament’s exclusive areas, including the Presidential Box, where the prestigious Roland-Garros trophies are on display. The tour also offers a glimpse into the stadium’s day-to-day operations, revealing how the teams working behind the scenes keep this world-renowned venue running throughout the year.

This guided tour offers sports and culture enthusiasts a unique opportunity to explore the history, behind-the-scenes operations and fascinating stories of one of the world’s most celebrated tennis venues.