The oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, the Wimbledon Championships is an exclusive two-week event held at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

The only Major to still be staged on an original grass surface, Wimbledon is renowned for its famous traditions and esteemed history.

Comprising a selection of professional courts, all with seating capacities in the thousands, Wimbledon’s All England Club stages five main events, five junior events, and five invitation events, over the course of the two-week period.

Opened in 1922 and renovated in 2009, Centre Court – the club’s principle venue – plays hosts the coveted men’s singles final and women’s single final. With a seating capacity of 15,000, and a selection of premier boxes that accommodate the British Royal Family, as well as other distinguished and celebrated personnel, Centre Court is the ultimate location in which to enjoy a superb game of tennis.

A venue that has stayed true to the origins of the sport, spectators are invited to partake in the traditions of the club, such as enjoying strawberries and cream from the comfort of their reserved seat at Centre Court, while watching a riveting game of tennis.

For an unmatched atmosphere, the Aorangi Terrace offers guests a casual location in which to soak up the tournaments ambience, in between the on-court action.

With participants competing for prize money of £22,600,000, Wimbledon is the ultimate competition in which to enjoy some of the world’s greatest tennis.