Tennis is a sport rich in history and emotion. Some tournaments have become true icons. Here’s a look at the 5 most legendary tennis tournaments in the world, which thrill fans every year.

Wimbledon – Elegance at its finest

Location: London, United Kingdom
Founded: 1877
Surface: Grass
Wimbledon is the oldest and, for many, the most prestigious tennis tournament. With its all-white dress code, pristine lawns and British charm, it embodies tennis tradition. Winning at Wimbledon means joining the history books.

Roland-Garros – The soul of clay courts

Location: Paris, France
Founded: 1925
Surface: Clay
Roland-Garros stands out with its slow surface that rewards endurance and tactics. It’s a fan favourite, especially thanks to Rafael Nadal, the undisputed king of clay.

US Open – American showtime

Location: New York, United States
Founded: 1881
Surface: Hard court (DecoTurf)
The US Open is all about entertainment. Electric atmosphere, night sessions, music and a vibrant crowd make it unique. Matches are fast-paced and intense.

Australian Open – Season opener

Location: Melbourne, Australia
Founded: 1905
Surface: Hard court (Plexicushion)
The first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open is known for its top-notch organization and relaxed vibe. It has revealed rising stars and delivers surprises year after year.

Davis Cup – When tennis becomes a team sport

Location: Variable (international format)
Founded: 1900
Format: National teams
The Davis Cup is unique with its team format. Despite changes, national pride and passion remain central. An event full of emotion and unity.