Can I access the grass courts during the tour?

Yes, you'll have guided access to the grass courts and see how they're maintained throughout the year. You won't play on them, but you'll walk on and around them as part of the tour.

What exactly is included in the museum visit?

Access to the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, including the Virtual Reality Experience, trophy displays, and interactive exhibits on the sport's history and legendary players.

Is this tour available year-round?

The All England Club and museum operate year-round, though hours and access may vary slightly. Check availability for your travel dates at booking.

What is the VR experience like?

The museum's Virtual Reality Experience is an immersive way to experience Wimbledon, allowing you to relive iconic moments and explore the Championships in a new format.

Do I need to be a tennis fan to enjoy this tour?

While tennis knowledge enhances the experience, the tour covers architectural heritage, broadcast innovation, and cultural history that appeal to anyone interested in world-class sporting venues.

How far is Wimbledon from central London?

Wimbledon is located in south-west London, approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour from central London by public transport or car, depending on traffic.

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Wimbledon Tennis and Museum Tour

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About this activity

Step behind the velvet ropes of tennis's most prestigious venue with an accredited Blue Badge Guide who reveals the meticulous craftsmanship behind Wimbledon's legendary grass courts and the inner workings of the All England Club. This 4-hour experience combines exclusive access to player and broadcaster facilities with the award-winning museum, including immersive VR technology and iconic trophy displays.

Welcome to the world-renowned temple of tennis. This tour is expertly guided by a friendly Blue Badge Guide, where you will learn about how the grass is cared for and how the site is improved and developed each year. You will have the opportunity to explore the facilities provided for the press, broadcasters and of course, the world’s best tennis players.

This behind the scenes look at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, the world's most famous tennis club and home of The Championships, includes an inspiring visit to Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum and a 90-minute Tour, and you will have access to Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, including the VR experience. Get up close to The Championships Trophies, see John McEnroe's ghost, and learn about the history, traditions and legends of the game. The Museum's Virtual Reality Experience is a new and exciting way to experience Wimbledon.

Wimbledon’s award-winning tour promises exciting and wonderful moments for the tennis lovers.

Highlights

✓Guided tour of grass court maintenance and annual facility upgrades
✓Access to player lounges, press centres, and broadcast operations areas
✓Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum with dedicated VR experience
✓Close-up views of The Championships trophies and historic memorabilia
✓Expert commentary from accredited Blue Badge Guide on tennis history and legends

Insider tips

★Book well in advance during peak summer months (June–July); winter offers shorter queues and a more intimate experience
★Arrive 15 minutes early to maximise your time on the courts and in the museum's VR zone
★Wear comfortable walking shoes—the tour covers multiple buildings and outdoor grass courts
★The VR experience can have a short queue; ask your guide about the best time to visit it during your slot

Good to know

•4-hour duration includes guided tour (90 minutes) plus self-guided museum exploration
•Price from €831 covers one adult; group and family rates may apply
•Comfortable, flat shoes essential for walking on grass and paved surfaces
•Museum has accessible entrances; confirm specific mobility needs at booking
•Meeting point and check-in details provided upon confirmation

Who it's for

Tennis enthusiasts and Grand Slam fansSports history and architecture buffsFirst-time London visitors seeking iconic cultural experiencesFamilies with teenagers interested in sports heritage

Best time to visit

Visit October–April for quieter crowds and a more relaxed pace, or June–July to capture the Championships atmosphere and see the courts in peak condition. Aim for mid-morning to avoid afternoon school groups and maximise daylight.