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Wimbledon 2027
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Wimbledon is one of the world’s most prestigious tennis tournaments and a highlight of the international sporting calendar. Held each summer at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in London, The Championships bring together the world’s leading players on Wimbledon’s famous grass courts for two weeks of unforgettable Grand Slam tennis.
A day at Wimbledon is about more than the tennis. From historic Centre Court and immaculate grass courts to strawberries and cream and the unmistakable atmosphere of The Championships, Wimbledon is a true bucket-list sporting experience. Wimbledon tickets and hospitality packages offer the perfect opportunity to experience it for yourself.
Wimbledon is one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world and a highlight of the international sporting calendar. Held each summer at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in London, The Championships bring together the world’s leading players to compete on Wimbledon’s famous grass courts. As one of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, Wimbledon attracts tennis fans from across the globe for two weeks of outstanding action, tradition and unforgettable sporting moments.
The Wimbledon tennis tournament features an action-packed schedule spanning the opening rounds through to the highly anticipated quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals. Spectators can experience world-class men’s and ladies’ singles, alongside doubles and mixed doubles competition throughout The Championships. From the excitement of the early rounds to the atmosphere surrounding Wimbledon Finals Weekend, every day offers an opportunity to see some of the biggest names in tennis competing at one of the sport’s most iconic venues.
For tennis fans looking to experience Wimbledon in London, attending The Championships offers much more than world-class tennis. Wimbledon is renowned for its historic Centre Court, immaculate grass courts, traditional strawberries and cream and unmistakably British atmosphere. Whether you're planning a first visit or returning for another year, Wimbledon tickets and hospitality packages offer the chance to experience Grand Slam tennis in person and enjoy one of the most celebrated sporting events in the world.
Wimbledon 2027 dates & match schedule
Day 1 Monday, 28 June 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ First Round 11:00
Day 2 Tuesday, 29 June 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ First Round 11:00
Day 3 Wednesday, 30 June 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ First & Second Rounds 11:00
Day 4 Thursday, 1 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ Second Round 11:00
Day 5 Friday, 2 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ Second & Third Rounds 11:00
Day 6 Saturday, 3 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ Third Round 11:00
Day 7 Sunday, 4 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ Third & Fourth Rounds 11:00
Day 8 Monday, 5 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ Fourth Round 11:00
Day 9 Tuesday, 6 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ Quarter-Finals 11:00
Day 10 Wednesday, 7 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s & Ladies’ Quarter-Finals 11:00
Day 11 Thursday, 8 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Ladies’ Singles Semi-Finals & Gentlemen’s Doubles Semi-Finals 11:00
Day 12 Friday, 9 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s Singles Semi-Finals 11:00
Day 13 Saturday, 10 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Ladies’ Singles Final 14:00
Day 14 Sunday, 11 July 2027 Wimbledon 2027 – Men’s Singles Final 14:00
What to look out for in 2027
The 2027 Wimbledon Championships will return to the All England Lawn Tennis Club from 28 June to 11 July 2027, bringing two weeks of world-class Grand Slam tennis to London’s famous grass courts. One of the biggest storylines will be the return of Jannik Sinner, who heads into Wimbledon 2027 as the defending Gentlemen’s Singles champion after defeating Alexander Zverev in the 2026 final. The victory gave Sinner back-to-back Wimbledon titles, making his pursuit of a third consecutive crown one of the standout stories to follow at Wimbledon 2027.
In the Ladies’ Singles, Linda Noskova will arrive as the defending Wimbledon champion following her breakthrough triumph at The Championships in 2026. Her title defence will add another fascinating dimension to the Wimbledon 2027 women’s draw, as the Czech star attempts to retain the prestigious Venus Rosewater Dish against the leading players in women’s tennis. The defending doubles champions will also return to the spotlight, with Henry Patten and Harri Heliövaara having won the 2026 Gentlemen’s Doubles title and Hanyu Guo and Kristina Mladenovic taking the Ladies’ Doubles crown.
Beyond the defending champions, Wimbledon 2027 promises another packed fortnight of singles, doubles, mixed doubles, junior and wheelchair tennis, culminating in the prestigious finals on Centre Court. With the tournament scheduled across 14 days, attention will build from the opening rounds towards the quarter-finals and semi-finals before the Ladies’ Singles Final on Saturday 10 July and Gentlemen’s Singles Final on Sunday 11 July 2027. Combining elite tennis with the traditions and atmosphere of the All England Club, the 2027 Wimbledon Championships are set to be one of the major highlights of the international sporting calendar.
The Wimbledon Experience
The All England Lawn Tennis Experience
Attending Wimbledon at the All England Lawn Tennis Club is one of the great experiences in world sport. From the moment you enter the famous grounds, there is an unmistakable sense of history and tradition. Immaculate grass courts, ivy-covered buildings and the famous Wimbledon colours of purple and green create a setting unlike any other Grand Slam tournament, while Centre Court and No.1 Court provide the stage for the world's finest tennis players.
A day at The Championships is about much more than the matches themselves. Wander around the outside courts and watch world-class tennis from just a few metres away, soak up the atmosphere around Henman Hill – also affectionately known as Murray Mound, and enjoy one of Wimbledon's most famous traditions with a serving of strawberries and cream. With matches taking place throughout the day, there's always something to see as the excitement builds across the grounds.
Whether you're watching an early-round encounter or experiencing the drama of Wimbledon Finals Weekend, a visit to the All England Club creates memories that last far beyond match point. The combination of sporting excellence, British tradition and the unique atmosphere of the world's oldest tennis tournament makes Wimbledon a true bucket-list occasion. World Choice Sports Wimbledon 2027 packages give you the opportunity to experience this extraordinary event for yourself and enjoy an unforgettable day at one of the most iconic venues in sport.
How to get to Wimbledon
The Wimbledon Championships take place at the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) in south-west London. For most spectators travelling by London Underground, Southfields Station on the District line is the most convenient option. Southfields is approximately a 15-minute walk from the Wimbledon Grounds, with signposted routes helping spectators reach the entrances during The Championships. Wimbledon Park Station is also on the District line but is around a 25-minute walk away.
London Underground Map
Central London → Earl’s Court → Southfields → Wimbledon Park → Wimbledon
District line → towards Wimbledon
📍 Southfields
↓ Approx. 15-minute walk
🎾 All England Lawn Tennis Club – Wimbledon Championships
Visitors travelling by National Rail can take frequent services from London Waterloo to Wimbledon Station, with the journey taking approximately 20 minutes. Wimbledon Station is served by South Western Railway as well as the District line and London Trams. From the station, spectators can walk to the Grounds in approximately 20 minutes, or use the dedicated Championships bus service that operates between Wimbledon Station and the All England Club during the tournament.
For visitors arriving by taxi or private hire vehicle, designated drop-off areas operate around the Wimbledon Grounds during The Championships. Roads surrounding the All England Club can become extremely busy and Church Road is partially closed during the tournament, so travelling by public transport is generally the easiest option. Spectators are advised to allow additional journey time and check the latest TfL and Wimbledon travel information before setting off.
Nearest stations to Wimbledon Tennis:
Station Transport Approx. Walk to Grounds
Southfields District line 15 minutes
Wimbledon District line, National Rail & London Trams 20 minutes
Wimbledon Park District line 25 minutes
View the official TfL London Underground map and plan your journey
Looking Ahead
Wimbledon 2027 promises to be one of the most exciting editions of The Championships yet, combining world-class Grand Slam tennis with the history, tradition and unmistakable atmosphere of the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Taking place from 28 June to 11 July 2027, Wimbledon will once again welcome the biggest names in men’s and women’s tennis to its iconic grass courts for two unforgettable weeks of action. With dramatic title defences, emerging stars and established champions competing for one of the most prestigious trophies in sport, demand for Wimbledon 2027 tickets and hospitality packages is expected to be exceptionally strong. The experience is also continuing to evolve away from the courts, with the All England Club investing in its facilities, including work on the Millennium Building scheduled for completion in time for The Championships 2027. From the opening rounds to the electric atmosphere of Wimbledon Finals Weekend on Centre Court, Wimbledon 2027 will combine elite tennis, premium hospitality and quintessential British sporting tradition to create an unmissable experience for tennis fans visiting London.
