Roland garros - activities

Roland-Garros 2023: alcohol in the stands and a sharp rise in attendance

This year, there's unlimited alcohol in the aisles of Roland-Garros. The atmosphere in the grandstands and during the matches is sure to liven things up, especially during Opening Week, which saw a 75% increase in attendance over last year!

Open Stade Français: Under-14 tennis tournament returns to clay courts

The Stade Français Open is back for another edition, from July 10 to 16, 2023! The world's best young players under the age of 14 will battle it out on the clay courts of the Stade Français and Roland-Garros.

Roland-Garros 2023: watch the matches from the Galeries Lafayette rooftop overlooking Paris

Want to experience Roland-Garros in a different way? Then head to the Galeries Lafayette rooftop to watch the French tennis tournament from the comfort of deckchairs, with a view over the capital, until June 11, 2023!

Roland-Garros 2023: no more French players after the 2nd round, as in 2021

We did have a few chances at this year's French Open. Unfortunately, out of 28 players, not a single Frenchman emerged victorious from the 2nd round, leaving the rest of the tournament without a Frenchman - a record as black as that of 2021.

Roland-Garros 2023: Gaël Monfils withdraws from the 2nd round after his memorable match

Bad news for French tennis in the 2nd round of Roland-Garros 2023. Gaël Monfils has forfeited the match, suffering a wrist injury after an impressive match against Sebastian Baez.

How do I get to Roland-Garros stadium? What you need to know before you come

Every year, the Roland-Garros stadium plays host to the famous clay-court tournament, as well as many other sporting and cultural events. Located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, it's easily accessible by any means of transport.

Roland Garros 2023: night sessions advanced by 30 minutes this year

Broadcast by Amazon Prime, the French Open's night sessions are changing their schedule this year! From Monday May 29 until June 7, 2023, we'll be attending these exceptional matches every evening at 8:30pm.

Roland-Garros 2023: how much do participants earn at the Paris tennis tournament?

Tennis players at the French Open have the opportunity to win the title at every stage they pass, but also a bigger and bigger check. How much are these amounts?

Roland-Garros 2023: on which channel to watch the matches live?

Roland-Garros 2023, here we go again! If you can't see the matches on site, this year, the broadcasting of the tournament's matches is shared between the different channels of France Télévisions and Prime Video, the streaming service of Amazon.

Roland-Garros 2023: the Legends Trophy returns, with the great names of tennis

The former glories of tennis are back on the clay court of Roland-Garros, with the Legends Trophy! From June 6 to 11, 2023, attend spectacular matches and (re)discover the great names of this sport.

Roland-Garros 2023: traffic and parking bans during the tournament

On Monday, May 22, 2023, a new edition of Roland-Garros will begin in Paris. For this occasion, the police prefecture has set up a traffic and parking system in the 16th district of the capital. Discover it in detail!

Roland-Garros: 6 facts and anecdotes about the Paris tennis tournament

Every summer for almost a century, Paris has become the tennis capital of the world with the French Open. You may follow this competition with enthusiasm, but do you know everything about this event? Here are some information and anecdotes to help you shine in the evening.

Roland-Garros 2023: charity matches and sports activities for Yannick Noah Day

The Roland Garros Children's Day, renamed Yannick Noah Day, is an opportunity to bring children to the legendary Parisian tennis stadium for sports activities and charity matches on Saturday, May 27, 2023.

Thirteen at the Clubhouse, the sporty and cosy address just a step away from Roland Garros

After Treize au Jardin, Laurel Coker-Sanderson and Kaysa von Sydow have struck again (or rather smashed): welcome to Treize au clubhouse, the restaurant where you come to have lunch on your lunch break during work, have brunch with your family on Sunday, have dinner with friends or recharge your batteries after an intensive training session.

Roland-Garros 2023: the program that awaits you this spring in Paris

Roland Garros is officially back from Monday May 22 to Sunday June 11, 2023 for 3 weeks that are sure to be very exciting. The opportunity to meet the cream of world tennis at Porte d'Auteuil in Paris, for THE must-see event of the clay court season. So what can we expect for this 2023 edition? We answer.

Roland Garros: here is the list of players present at the 2023 edition

Roland Garros returns this year from May 22 to June 11, 2023 with some great sporting moments in store. But who are the clay court champions expected at the Porte d'Auteuil this spring? Discover the official list of participants!

2024 Olympics: here is how the Roland Garros arena is getting ready for the Summer Olympics

For Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, the Roland Garros arena is getting ready to be a major site. The iconic stadium is to house some Olympics and Paralympics sports: tennis, wheelchaired tennis, boxing, and seated-volley. Here is what to expect!

Roland Garros 2021: up to 5,000 spectators allowed during the second week of the tournament?

Following President Macron’s announcements as for the lockdown exit calendar, the sports world is preparing to receive the public from May 19 again. As for Roland Garros – or French Open – postponed for one week, from May 30 to June 13, this is excellent news: the Porte d’Auteuil sports facility will open to less than 1,000 spectators before June 9, and then, up to 5,000 people during the second week of the tournament. According to information revealed by L’Equipe, tests are to be performed to increase the gauge.

Covid: French Open 2021 postponed by one week to enable to receive the public

The French Open 2021 organizers have decided to postpone the tennis tournament by one week to get more chance to receive the public and see if the health restrictions instated because of the Covid-19 epidemic will be eased off. The French Internationals 2021 are planned from May 30 to June 13, 2021, then.

Lemon Smash, Pierre Hermé’s tart for French Open 2019

Roalnd-Garros or French Open 2019 is coming soon! On this special occasion, Pierre Hermé has created the Lemon Smash tart to find in exclusivity at the Royal Monceau from May 25 to June 19, 2019.