Need a break between two tennis matches at Roland Garros? Pay a visit to Roland Garros tennis museum (also called Tenniseum), situated near Gate B. It is open to the public free of charge from 10am to 7pm during the tournament.
The museum was created in 2003, I first visited it in 2005 or 2006 but haven’t since.
The permanent exhibition area, that has been totally revamped last year, features some player memorabilia, a few videos as well as some infos about tennis history and the future Roland Garros expansion.
The main Roland Garros store is located between Court 2 and 3, Gate B, in front of the Tenniseum. You can buy the full range of Roland Garros merchandise: from keyrings to shirts to umbrellas…
The complete range is also on sale online.
In honor of the 30th anniversary of the brand’s Arthur Ashe collection, Le Coq Sportif has unveiled a tribute video to the former 3-time Grand Slam champion.
Narrated by former Roland Garros champion Yannick Noah, the clip tells the story of Ashe’s triumph over early struggles to emerge as the number 1 tennis player in the world.
Venus shows off her French Open outfit from her own clothing range EleVen:
More about adidas by Stella McCartney barricade collection here.
