Tenniseum

About the museum

The museum of the French Tennis Federation opened in 2003 in the former gardener’s house of the Roland-Garros stadium in Paris. After the stadium’s transformations around 2016, it was renamed the Tenniseum and remained closed for several years.

The new Tenniseum was inaugurated on May 23, 2024, just before the draw for the 2024 Roland-Garros tournament, after almost two years of work. It is now a cultural and events venue combining a museum gallery, exhibition rooms and a 358-seat auditorium.

The entrance area features a film projected on a 180-degree screen and an interactive game. The collections, largely multimedia, include thousands of hours of images and sounds, photographs and about a hundred rackets from 1920 to today.

Highlights

• Immersive film projected on a 180-degree screen
• Interactive game at the entrance
• Museum gallery on the history of Roland-Garros
• Auditorium with 358 seats
• Located on level -1, next to the Philippe-Chatrier court

Permanent exhibition

• Galerie du Tenniseum – An entrance area with an immersive film on a 180-degree screen and an interactive game, followed by a gallery on the history of Roland-Garros.

Founded

2003

Operated by

Fédération française de tennis

Admission & discounts

Prices for the stadium guided tour are shown on the official Roland-Garros page; entry conditions for the Tenniseum alone are not specified.

Accessibility

The museum hasn’t published any information on this.

Kids & families

The museum hasn’t published any information on this.

Getting there & parking

The Tenniseum is on level -1, next to the Philippe-Chatrier court; entrance through the Jardin des Mousquetaires.

Amenities & dining

• Museum shop

A shop is located in the Tenniseum.

Events & venue rental

• Spaces for rent
• Corporate events

Up to 420 guests.

Auditorium with 358 seats (up to 420 people for a cocktail reception with the 330 m² foyer). Request a quote via the website.

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