Tenniseum

The Tenniseum is a sports museum located at Stade Roland Garros and documents the history of tennis through exhibitions and collections. Interactive displays and photographs guide visitors through different aspects of the sport and the prestigious tournament held at the venue.

The museum was founded in 2003 by the French Tennis Federation to preserve the heritage of the sport and the French Open tournament. It emerged from a desire to document this international competition's history for future generations.

The museum displays the evolution of tennis equipment and gear across more than a century of the sport's development. Visitors can observe how rackets, clothing, and other items changed as the game transformed.

The museum is located within the stadium complex and is easily accessible by public transportation or car as part of a central sports venue. Visitors should allow enough time to explore the exhibitions, especially if interested in visiting during tournament season.

The museum preserves personal items and trophies from famous tennis players directly connected to their Roland Garros achievements. These objects give visitors a direct glimpse into the personal side of great athletes.

Location: 16th arrondissement of Paris

Inception: 2003

Address: 2, avenue Gordon-Bennett, 75016 Paris, France

Email: tenniseumvisites@fft.fr

GPS coordinates: 48.84720,2.25028

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:08