July 1 – July 14, 2019

All of the Grand Slam tennis tournaments are monumentally important and uniquely impressive, but Wimbledon rises above the rest in its prestige and history. It is so prestigious, in fact, that members of the British Royal Family often take in the Final Rounds and the fact that winning the singles championship might be one of the easier ways to gain membership to the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet club.  The tradition can be felt throughout the fortnight – traditions like taking the middle Sunday off, strawberries and cream, or even top seeds faltering on the infamous Court No. 2.

London

One tradition that has recently been changed is rain dampening any fun during the fortnight. Rain in London will always be unavoidable, but a new roof on Centre Court, and the upcoming roof being installed on No.1 Court in 2019, ensure that guests will see matches every day, rain or shine. Given that people usually pay a pretty penny for tickets (Wimbledon tickets are some of the most exclusive sports tickets in the world), the roof is a new tradition that has been accepted by all.

Plan it out

Astronomical prices will not be found exclusively at Wimbledon, as London is one of the most expensive cities in the world. However, Tennis Travel Info is here to help. We have all kinds of Wimbledon travel information that will help you in planning the exact trip you are looking for, and save some money while you're doing it.

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Whether it's fancy meals or fish and chips, Centre Court Debenture tickets or grounds passes, Wimbledon Travel Info has the information and resources on helping you find whatever you need. In addition, if you are looking for the best way to navigate the city of London (the Tube is our favorite!), best places to shop (like Piccadilly Circus), or the best tourist attractions (London Eye), Wimbledon Travel Info is here to help!