All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club

Great place to watch tennis, especially Wimbledon. It’s a fantastic day out. Top class sport, decent food and excellent stadia. Only thing that disappointed me was the stewarding. Everything has to be queued for which is fine but the stewards, on at least three occasions couldn’t manage the q. Otherwise fantastic

Fabulous Wimbledon and iconic Centre Court, where 3 matches were won in straight sets and the day was over by 19.30, all too soon. Very friendly and helpful staff and stewards everywhere, excellent weather and some extraordinary tennis. The only negative for the whole day was the cost of the food and, especially, the drink. Will begin saving up for next year...

A 2022 visit to the world's oldest tennis tournament and venue. It began in 1877. It can cost over $12,000.00 for a couple of tickets on Center Court, but if you enter after 5 p.m. the entrance fee to the grounds and courts 3-18 can be as low as £5.
The whole place is beautiful, the mood relaxed and the food surprisingly cheap given the venue. The classic Strawberries and Cream can be yours for £2.50, cheaper than buying them from Marks & Spencer!
If you are anywhere near London during those magical weeks in June/July, get yourself here!

Brilliant experience on July 9th (Day 13). Such friendly, welcoming and helpful members of staff, greatly appreciated. A lot of people of course but everything felt well-organised, everyone in a good mood.

Very impressed with Centre Court, good views and comfy seats and luckily in the covered bit as it was a very hot day.

Lots of food options around and various gift shops, even Express format to pick up some souvenirs.

Lastly, make sure you walk around, enjoy the gardens and atmosphere on the Hill!

Wimbledon rocks 🙌🏻🎾💯🏆🇬🇧👏🏻

Highly recommend a trip to the museum and a tour. It's certainly worth doing the tour, it's great to see behind the scenes and to hear the commentary from the guide, shout out to Konrad for a great tour. Be sure to grab the free audio tour to use while you're looking around the museum. There is alot of interactive things to do so give yourself a good amount of time to spend there so you can get involved.

Unbelievable experience, a pro tip that you should know is that there is an afternoon queue too so you do not have to camp 2 days in advance for a ticket! ( And you get to pay a little bit less)

I also recommend to go there during the first few days of tournaments since you will have higher chances of watching your favourite players in action

Great day out. Every year, it’s spotless and pristine. Credit to everyone involved. Only suggestion would be to facilitate a multi faith/prayer room. I’m a regular and surprised there isn’t one given the diverse crowd in attendance at the championships. Having said that, it’s a thoroughly enjoyable day out. Especially, If you love Tennis.

Highly recommend a trip to the museum and a tour. It's certainly worth doing the tour, it's great to see behind the scenes and to hear the commentary from the guide.
Be sure to grab the free audio tour to use while you're looking around the museum. There are a lot of interactive things to do so give yourself a good amount of time to spend there so you can get involved.
Worth visiting if you are a lawn tennis fan!