From the first serve to the final match point, here’s your simple guide to enjoying a full day of tennis, tradition, and excitement at the Wimbledon Championships 2026.

Whether you love tennis or just enjoy live sport, Wimbledon is one of the best summer events to experience. Watching top players like Carlos Alcaraz and Jack Draper play live makes it a day to remember.

From the excitement of Centre Court to relaxing on The Hill with strawberries and cream, Wimbledon offers a great atmosphere, world-class tennis, and unforgettable memories.

Wimbledon 2026 – Easy Guide

🚇 Nearest Tube Station

Southfields Station on the District Line.

📅 Dates

Monday 29 June to Sunday 12 July 2026.

🎟️ Tickets

Tickets can be bought through the official Wimbledon website:

The Championships, Wimbledon

Tickets are available through:

• The Public Ballot
• Hospitality packages
• On-the-day tickets
• Resale tickets at the venue

⏰ Opening and Match Times

• The grounds open daily at 10am.
• Centre Court and No.1 Court matches start at 1pm.
• The grounds close 45 minutes after the final match ends.

🏆 About the Tournament

Wimbledon is a Grand Slam tennis tournament played on grass courts.

🎾 Players

The tournament features:

• Top-ranked players
• Young rising stars
• British players
• Former champions
• Returning legends

🤝 Events and Matches

Wimbledon includes:

• Singles
• Doubles
• Mixed Doubles
• Junior matches
• Wheelchair events
• Invitation matches

⛅ Weather

Most courts are outdoors, so weather can affect play. Centre Court and No.1 Court both have roofs, allowing matches to continue during rain.

📺 Watch on TV and Online

Wimbledon is broadcast worldwide on channels including:

• BBC
• ESPN

You can also stream matches online through official services.

🔎 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum

The Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum is free for ticket holders.

Opening times:

• Daily from 10am to 5:30pm
• Last entry at 4:30pm during summer

♿ Accessible Viewing Areas

Accessible viewing areas are available across Wimbledon:

• Centre Court
• No.1 Court
• No.2 Court
• No.3 Court

These courts have wheelchair spaces with companion seating.

Some outside courts also offer unreserved wheelchair spaces on a first-come, first-served basis with a Ground Pass.

Henman Hill (Murray Mound) also has an accessible viewing area for watching the big screen.

Top Tips for the Best Wimbledon 2026 Experience 🎾

• Arrive early if you plan to join the Wimbledon Queue, especially on weekends when waits can be very long.
• Check the daily order of play on the Wimbledon app, website or screens around the grounds to plan your day.
• Buy a Wimbledon programme for match details, player information and a great souvenir.
• Visit the Aorangi Practice Courts to watch players warm up before matches.
• Explore the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum to learn about the history of the tournament.
• Walk around the grounds to enjoy the atmosphere, outer courts and famous strawberries and cream.
• Plan food breaks early, as restaurants and stalls get busy. The Café by Ralph Lauren is a popular choice.
• Watch matches on the big screen at Henman Hill if you don’t have a Show Court ticket.
• Bring essentials like sunscreen, a waterproof jacket, an umbrella and a blanket for comfort.
• After the matches, avoid crowds by leaving early or relaxing in Wimbledon Village before travelling home.

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