Wimbledon is more than just a tennis tournament—it’s been a tradition since 1877. The immaculate grass courts, the all-white dress code for players, the iconic strawberries and cream, and the distinctive atmosphere of the All England Club make it the most prestigious Grand Slam in the world.
Which court should you choose?
Center Court
The main court with a roof—this is where the grand finals and top matches take place. The most sought-after tickets.
Court No.1
The second-largest court—fantastic matches and often a surprisingly great atmosphere.
Ground Passes
Access to the outdoor courts — here you're right up close to the players and can move between courts.
Dress Code & Etiquette
There is no strict dress code for spectators, but Wimbledon has a smart-casual vibe. Here are a few tips:
• Smart casual attire is expected — please avoid athletic wear, jeans, and flip-flops • A hat and sunscreen are a must—you'll be outside for hours • A lightweight rain jacket — the weather in the UK can change quickly
Insider tips
✓ Visit Henman Hill (Murray Mound)—the big-screen area with a picnic atmosphere ✓ Try the famous strawberries and cream—a Wimbledon must-try ✓ The preliminary rounds (first week) offer more matches per ticket — great value for money ✓ Book a hotel in central London and take the District Line to Southfields
Center Court tickets start at around €150 for the early rounds and can cost over €1,000 for the final. Ground passes for the outdoor courts start at around €60.
Is there a dress code at Wimbledon?
There is no strict dress code for spectators, but smart casual attire is expected. Please avoid athletic wear, flip-flops, and ripped jeans—especially on Center Court.
When is Wimbledon held?
Wimbledon takes place every year from late June to mid-July. The tournament lasts two weeks, with the men's final on the last Sunday.
How do I get to Wimbledon?
The nearest subway station is Southfields (District Line). It's a 15-minute walk from there. Alternatively, there are shuttle buses from Southfields and Wimbledon Station.
What are Ground Passes?
Ground passes provide access to all outdoor courts (Courts 3–18). They are less expensive than Centre/Court 1 tickets and offer the chance to see the stars up close.
