Grand Slam
Roland Garros
ClayCompleted
May 24 – Jun 7, 2026 · Paris, FR
Outdoor
ATP venue planner
Stade Roland-Garros French Open venue guide
Stade Roland-Garros is the clay-court home of the French Open in Paris’s 16th arrondissement. Find the linked 2026 event, local time and map, then understand how Court Philippe-Chatrier, Suzanne-Lenglen and the outer courts shape a day on site.
Dates and event links
2026 ATP tournament at Stade Roland-Garros
Open the tournament for its singles and doubles schedule, completed results, players and current viewing details.
How to use this tool
Plan a visit to Stade Roland-Garros
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Check the linked tournament dates and whether the event is upcoming, live or completed.
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Open the tournament schedule for the latest singles and doubles order of play, then confirm the session and court access on your ticket.
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Use the venue time zone and map for travel planning, and recheck the official visitor information before departure.
Fan tip: A session ticket is not a promise that one named player starts at a fixed time. Earlier matches, weather and court changes can move the order of play.
Visitor guide
Stade Roland-Garros fan guide
On the grounds
Roofed show courts do not make the whole event indoor
Court Philippe-Chatrier gained a retractable roof in 2020 and Suzanne-Lenglen added one for 2024, while many outer courts remain exposed. A rain delay can therefore produce different conditions across the grounds even when headline play continues.
Official details ↗Fan strategy
Use the grounds map before building an outer-court route
Roland-Garros combines its three largest courts with compact outer-court areas and the greenhouse-framed Simonne-Mathieu court. Check the current map and court access attached to your ticket; a short gap on the order of play is not always enough to change courts and queue again.
Official details ↗Quick answers
Stade Roland-Garros FAQs
Which Roland-Garros courts have retractable roofs?
Court Philippe-Chatrier and Court Suzanne-Lenglen have retractable roofs. Outer-court play can still be delayed by rain.
Where is Stade Roland-Garros in Paris?
It is in the 16th arrondissement at 2 Avenue Gordon-Bennett. Use the official grounds map as well as street directions because entry points and court routes matter.