Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world – and the 2025 Championships promise to be as iconic as ever. Whether you’ve secured tickets or are just soaking up the atmosphere, here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your visit to Wimbledon.
No tickets? No problem – catch all the action on our Big Screen on the Piazza, with live screenings every day of the tournament, completely free.
Getting Around
Wimbledon is easy to get to and navigate. From the town centre, you can walk, hop on a bus, or grab a taxi to reach the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Need help finding your way? Pick up a handy Wimbledon Town Centre map at the station and other key spots around town. Click here for more info on getting to Wimbledon.
Food & Drink
Hungry after a match or looking for a bite on the go? Wimbledon Town Centre is packed with options. Enjoy quick eats from itsu and YORI (who have special takeaway boxes just for the tennis), Bebeto for something sweet, or browse one of the many supermarkets for picnic essentials. For a sit-down dinner, Bombay Delight is a local favourite – perfect for ending the day on a flavourful note. Click here to discover all of Wimbledon’s food and drink options.
Where to Stay
Planning a few days in SW19? There are plenty of places to stay just a stone’s throw from the action. The Antoinette Hotel, Premier Inn, and Travelodge are all convenient and comfortable options for a great night’s rest after a long day courtside. Click here to find out more.
Merch & Mementos
Pick up official Wimbledon merchandise at Elys, where you’ll find a huge selection including the famous Wimbledon towels. For something quirky, Lush is offering themed tennis bath bombs – ideal for a relaxing soak post-match. View all of Wimbledon’s shopping choices here.
Things to Do While You’re Here
There’s plenty to explore beyond the courts. Stroll around Wimbledon Town Centre and enjoy creative window displays inspired by the Championships. Take in a show at the New Wimbledon Theatre or enjoy family fun at the Polka Theatre. There’s always something happening in this lively part of London. Explore Wimbledon’s range of entertainment venues.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Where can I get tickets?
Tickets are available via the official Wimbledon website. Options include the Public Ballot, hospitality packages, limited on-the-day tickets, and resale tickets inside the grounds.
When do matches start?
The grounds open daily at 10am. Play on Centre Court and No 1 Court begins at 1pm, and the venue closes 45 minutes after the final match.
Can I visit the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum?
Yes – it’s free for ticket holders and open from 10am to 5.30pm (last entry at 4.30pm).
How do I get there?
The nearest Tube station is Southfields on the District Line. From Wimbledon town centre, you can walk, take a bus, or grab a taxi.
What kind of tournament is it?
Wimbledon is a Grand Slam played on grass courts. Matches include Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Junior events, Wheelchair tournaments, and more.
Who’s playing?
Expect the best – from top seeds and rising stars to British hopefuls, past champions, and legends returning for invitation events.
What if it rains?
The British weather is always unpredictable – but don’t worry. Centre Court and No 1 Court have retractable roofs, so the show goes on, rain or shine.
