The Championships, Wimbledon 2025

Wimbledon, officially known as The Championships, is not just the oldest but also one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world.

Since 1877, it has been held annually at the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club in London. As one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, alongside the Australian Open, Roland-Garros (French Open), and US Open, Wimbledon is celebrated for its iconic grass courts, the traditional all-white dress code for players, and the presence of royal patrons. The tournament showcases the best of tennis with men’s and women’s singles, doubles, mixed doubles, and junior events, attracting top players and captivating a global audience every year.

London, the perfect host city for such an illustrious event, offers an experience that transcends the tournament. The 18th-century writer Samuel Johnson famously remarked, “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life,” and this sentiment holds true with each visit. Beyond the world-famous landmarks, London is a city that constantly evolves, offering something new and exciting at every turn. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, you might skip the usual attractions in favor of wandering through lush parks, historic squares, and along the riverbanks. Soak up the summer energy with vibrant events, garden parties, and unique experiences that only London can offer.

Our Wimbledon 2025 Packages are now available!

Experience the pinnacle of tennis with our exclusive packages, featuring guaranteed Debenture Tickets for premium reserved seats on Centre Court or No. 1 Court. Enjoy access to exclusive debenture lounges and restaurants, elevating your experience to new heights. Stay in hand-picked 4-star and 5-star hotels, perfectly located for your convenience and comfort, with daily breakfast included.

For those seeking the ultimate luxury, consider our exclusive cruise option in partnership with Scenic Cruises. Explore the charm of Paris and the beauty of France on an all-inclusive, luxury cruise after your unforgettable Wimbledon adventure.

Tailor your Wimbledon experience to perfection.

Enhance your trip with extra nights, flights, transport, sightseeing, and travel insurance. Extend your journey to iconic destinations like Dublin, Edinburgh, Paris, and beyond. Whether you’re after a brief taste of Wimbledon or planning a longer stay to explore more, we offer travel solutions tailored to your desires. Traveling with a group or looking for something unique? We can create custom packages that ensure your experience is truly special.

We look forward to welcoming you to London for Wimbledon 2025.

Glenn Hedley,
Director, Events Travel

Wimbledon 2025 venue map – The Grounds

Other maps are available on request for the Southern Village, Tea Lawn, Parkside, Show Court Gangways, Centre Court Level 2, Centre Court Level 3, Centre Court Level 4, Centre Court Level 5, No. 1 Court Level 2, No. 1 Court Level 3 and Wimbledon Park.

Centre Court – debenture seating plan

Seating plans and maps are provided by the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club. All rights reserved. Please note that seating plans and maps are subject to change at any time without notice.

No. 1 Court – debenture seating plan

Wimbledon 2025 schedule (provisional)

The following schedule is a provisional guide and may be changed at the discretion of the Referee.

Fun facts

1. Strawberries and Cream Tradition: Wimbledon is famous for its strawberries and cream. On average, 166,000 portions are served during the tournament, with 10 liters of cream and 28,000 kilograms of strawberries consumed annually​​.
2. Longest Match Ever: The longest match in Wimbledon history took place in 2010 between John Isner and Nicolas Mahut. It lasted 11 hours and 5 minutes, spread over three days, with Isner winning 70-68 in the fifth set​​.
3. Wimbledon Hawk: A Harris hawk named Rufus is employed to patrol the skies over Wimbledon to keep pigeons away from the courts. Rufus even has his own Wimbledon security pass!​​.
4. Ball Boy/Girl Training: Ball boys and girls, known as BBGs, undergo rigorous training to ensure they perform their duties with precision. About 250 BBGs are selected each year from over 1,000 applicants​​.
5. Slippery Grass: The grass on the courts is cut to a precise height of 8mm during the Championships, and it can become very slippery. Players often remark on how tricky it can be to maintain their footing​​.
6. No Advertising: Wimbledon is unique among major sports events for its lack of advertising around the courts. The only exception is the official timekeeper, Rolex​​.
7. Oldest Champion: The oldest man to win the Wimbledon singles title is Arthur Gore, who was 41 when he won in 1909. The oldest woman to win is Charlotte Cooper Sterry, who was 37 when she won in 1908​​.
8. Champagne and Picnics: Spectators at Wimbledon consume more than 29,000 bottles of champagne and often enjoy picnics on Henman Hill (also known as Murray Mound), a popular spot for watching the matches on a large screen​​.
9. Centre Court Roof: The retractable roof on Centre Court was first used in 2009. It takes about 10 minutes to close and allows play to continue during rain, which is common during the English summer​​.
10. White Clothing Rule: The all-white clothing rule at Wimbledon is strictly enforced. In 2013, Roger Federer was asked to change his orange-soled shoes because they did not comply with the dress code

Destination London

London, the capital of the United Kingdom, is a vibrant metropolis where history meets modernity. Founded by the Romans over two millennia ago, it has evolved into a global cultural and historical hub. Iconic landmarks such as the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and Big Ben draw millions of visitors, offering glimpses into the city’s rich past.

The city’s cultural scene is unrivalled, with world-class museums, galleries, and theatres. The British Museum, Tate Modern, and West End theatres are among the best in the world. Despite its urban buzz, London offers tranquil green spaces like Hyde Park and Regent’s Park for relaxation.

As one of the world’s most ethnically diverse cities, London’s neighbourhoods such as Chinatown and Brick Lane highlight its multicultural vibrancy, celebrated through unique cuisines, festivals, and markets. The city’s food scene is equally diverse, from traditional British fare to global cuisines at Borough Market and beyond.

London’s extensive public transport system, including the historic Tube, buses, and river services, makes exploring the city easy and convenient. The city hosts major events like the Notting Hill Carnival and Wimbledon, showcasing its dynamic community spirit.

Architecturally, London is a blend of old and new, from medieval Westminster Abbey to the contemporary Shard. This fusion of history, culture, and innovation makes London an endlessly captivating destination for travellers.

Climate

In July, London typically experiences warm and pleasant weather. The average high temperature during the month is around 23°C (73°F), while the average low temperature is about 14°C (57°F). This is generally the warmest month of the year for London. Expect rain a few times a week, generally brief showers.

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