Can you visit Roland-Garros outside the tournament?
Facts checked November 2, 2026 by the French Open Insider editorial team
Short answer
Yes, on a guided tour. Roland-Garros offers a 90-minute stadium tour, run by Cultival, that takes in the press rooms, the players' locker rooms, the corridor to Court Philippe-Chatrier, the clay court and the Tenniseum museum gallery. In 2025 it cost €19 for adults and €12 for under-18s. Free walk-in visits to the grounds are not confirmed.
Is Roland-Garros open to the public?
Outside the tournament, the way in that Roland-Garros confirms is its guided stadium tour, which it presents as a chance to "go behind the scenes" and relive the history of the tournament. Its ticketing site says the tours are "available all year round".
We found no source confirming that the grounds are open for free walk-in visits, so plan on booking a tour. Whether tours also run during the tournament weeks is not confirmed either.
What does the Roland-Garros stadium tour include?
The tour lasts 1 hour 30 minutes and is run by the tour operator Cultival. According to its booking page, it visits:
- the press rooms
- the players' locker rooms
- the corridor that leads onto Court Philippe-Chatrier
- the clay court itself
- a mural honoring Yannick Noah, the last French man to win the singles title, in 1983
- the Tenniseum museum gallery
- the Presidential stand, where the trophies are displayed
How much is the stadium tour?
Prices change, so check the booking page before you go. FFT license holders (members of the French tennis federation) get a reduced rate. Some areas may be closed on the day "due to the stadium's activities".
| Ticket | Price | When |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | €19 | Tours from July 1 to November 8, 2025 (Sortiraparis) |
| Under 18 | €12 | Same 2025 period |
| Gift voucher | €23 | Shown on Cultival's site on November 2, 2026 |
Is there a Roland-Garros museum?
Yes: the Tenniseum, a museum and event venue inside the stadium on the site of the former FFT Museum, which the federation created in 2003. It reopened for the 2024 tournament after almost two years of renovation, with a museum gallery, exhibition rooms, an auditorium and a 180-degree immersive film.
The stadium tour includes the Tenniseum gallery. Whether you can visit the Tenniseum on its own, its opening hours and its admission price were not published in the sources we checked.
Is there a shop, and where do tours start?
The stadium has a shop dedicated to tennis and fashion, with clothing and accessories for the whole family. Its opening hours outside the tournament are not confirmed.
Tours meet at Avenue Gordon-Bennett, Porte 36, 75016 Paris. The nearest metro is Porte d'Auteuil on Line 10; the getting there guide has the other stations and walking times.
People also ask
Can you go inside Roland-Garros stadium when there is no tournament?
Yes, on the guided stadium tour, which takes you into the locker rooms, along the corridor to Court Philippe-Chatrier and onto the clay court. Free walk-in access to the grounds is not confirmed.
How long is the Roland-Garros stadium tour?
1 hour 30 minutes. It is run by Cultival and starts at Porte 36 on Avenue Gordon-Bennett, in the 16th arrondissement of Paris.
Is the Roland-Garros tour in English?
Group tours can be given in English and eight other languages: French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Finnish and Swedish. For an individual tour, check the language when you book.