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Venue

Stade Roland-Garros

Also known as Roland-Garros, Roland Garros Stadium

Importance 5 out of 5Importance rating

Stade Roland-Garros in western Paris is the home of the French Open, the Grand Slam played on red clay. Since 2022 its Court Philippe-Chatrier has also staged Premier Padel's Paris Major.

A match on the red clay of Court Philippe-Chatrier, with the stands under its roof structure
Photo: MFonzatti, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Key facts

ItemDetailSource
SportsTennis, Padel
CityParisFFT: Mentions légales et CGU, Mentions légales: registered office
CountryFranceFFT: Mentions légales et CGU, Mentions légales: registered office
Opened1928Stade Roland-Garros: Philippe-Chatrier Court, The venue: Philippe-Chatrier Court inaugurated in 1928
Capacity15,000 (Court Philippe-Chatrier)Stade Roland-Garros: Philippe-Chatrier Court, The venue; seating breakdown 8,000 lower and 7,000 upper circle
SurfaceRed clay (crushed red brick)Behold the clay canvas at Roland-Garros
Websiterolandgarros.com

Competitions

Sources

  1. Behold the clay canvas at Roland-Garros, Fédération Française de Tennis, 3 June 2022rolandgarros.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)
  2. FFT: Mentions légales et CGU, Fédération française de tennisfft.frNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)
  3. Stade Roland-Garros: Philippe-Chatrier Court, Fédération Française de Tennis (Stade Roland-Garros)stade.rolandgarros.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)