Stade Roland Garros Tours and Activities

The iconic clay courts of the Stade Roland Garros should be familiar to any tennis fan. In fact, the French Open is called the Roland Garros Tournament in France. And here's a secret for Snoopy fans: In WWI, Roland Garros was the first fighter pilot to ever be known as an “ace.” But the courts actually have a limestone base; the main court has seating for almost 15,000.

Within the complex is the Tenniseum, which houses trophies and multimedia exhibits on the history of the Open. Tennis fans will also want to sneak a peak at Court 1, known to French Open spectators as the Bullring.