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    Navigating the Grounds & Courts at Roland-Garros

    Roland-Garros is designed to provide an intuitive and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Our grounds feature clear signage, helpful staff, and well-marked pathways to ensure you can easily find your way to all courts and facilities.

    Roland-Garros grounds map
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    Red numbers indicate entrance gate numbers

    Stadium Layout

    The Roland-Garros stadium complex features three main courts: Philippe-Chatrier (Center Court), Suzanne-Lenglen, and Simonne-Mathieu, along with numerous outside courts. The grounds are organized in a north-south layout with clear numbering from 1-14.

    Information Points

    Information desks (marked with 'i' on the map) are strategically placed throughout the grounds, particularly near the main entrances and central areas. Our staff can assist with directions and general inquiries.

    Best Routes

    Main pathways are clearly marked and connect all major courts. The central avenue runs north-south through the grounds, providing easy access to all facilities. Distance between Court 14 and Court Simonne-Mathieu is 750m.

    Key Facilities

    The grounds feature multiple restaurants, shops, first aid stations (marked with a red cross), and restroom facilities. ATMs and ticket offices are available near the main entrances.

    Food & Refreshments

    Multiple dining options are available throughout the grounds, from casual cafes to restaurants. Look for the fork and knife symbols on the map.

    Medical Services

    First aid stations are marked with red cross symbols. Medical assistance is readily available for any emergencies.

    Ticket Services

    Ticket offices and information points can assist with any ticket-related queries. These are typically located near the main entrances.

    Shopping

    Official Roland-Garros shops are available for merchandise and tennis equipment. Look for the shopping bag icons on the map.

    Additional Navigation Tips

    • Download the Roland-Garros mobile app for an interactive map and real-time updates.
    • Pick up a physical map at any information desk when you arrive.
    • Look for the color-coded zones that help identify different areas of the grounds.
    • Use the main thoroughfares during peak times to avoid congestion in smaller pathways.
    • The distance between Court 14 and Court Simonne-Mathieu is approximately 750m.