Not all tournaments feel the same. Some venues buzz with fan energy, while others offer relaxing escapes. Here are Europe’s best cities for tennis atmosphere—and how to stay close to the action.
London
Wimbledon needs no introduction. Whether you’re inside Centre Court or queuing for grounds passes, the atmosphere is unlike any other. Hotels in South West London go fast—look at areas like Southfields, Putney, or Wimbledon Village for convenience.
Paris
Roland Garros delivers classic clay-court drama and a vibrant Parisian crowd. Staying in the 16th arrondissement gives you the easiest access to the stadium while keeping you close to central sights.
Rome
The Foro Italico hosts one of the best-run ATP/WTA 1000s. With a Roman amphitheatre setting, lively crowds, and walkable public areas, it’s a favourite among seasoned tennis travellers.
Monte Carlo
Smaller, more relaxed, but incredibly scenic. Monte Carlo combines big matches with big views—without the scale or pressure of a Slam.
Barcelona
A tennis-mad city with a historic club and strong player field. Hotels near Avinguda Diagonal offer good access to the venue and the city centre.