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Book a private chauffeured car from Paris to the Roland-Garros Stadium

Since when doest the Roland Garros stadium exist and why this name ?
As a tourist, what can I see at Roland Garros stadium and its surroundings ?
Are there any cozy rooms and good value for money near Roland Garros stadium?
Discover the Wine Museum in Paris
How to get from Paris to the Roland-Garros Stadium by chauffeured limo ?

Since when doest the Roland Garros stadium exist and why this name ?

Roland-Garros is a tennis stadium located in the district of Auteuil in Paris which was an old commune in the west of Paris. The site regroups 4 courts in clay and welcomes the international tennis players of France, every year at the same time. Initially with 10,258 seats, the Roland-Garros stadium now has 14,845 seats available. The internationals of France took place at the beginning in a wooden stadium, notably during the winter 1927-1928. To remedy this, it was decided to build a new sports complex. The new stadium was built on the grounds belonging to the former commune of Auteuil, but conceded at the Jean-Bouin stadium whose lease ended. To obtain a lease to build a new stadium in the next nine months, the two club presidents pawned a part of their respective assets. To honor the memory of French soldiers who died during the First World War, the stadium will bear the name of Roland-Garros (1888-1918), a hero of French aviation who has disappeared during the war. This French tennis player was also a comrade of Emile Lesieur. The latter – a French international rugby player – and Mr. Roland Garros shared the passion for sport. The sports complex will be inaugurated in May 1928. And then, on 18th and 19th of May of the same year, Roland-Garros hosts the matches of the French and British women's teams of first international French. The first game opposed the French Sylvia Lafaurie and the English Eileen Bennet. This match saw the victory of the English player. Subsequently, renovations will be undertaken to improve access to the site. The sports complex is equipped with 23 courts, the best known of which are the Suzanne Lenglen (9959 seats) and the Philippe Chatrier. This court is named in honor of the French President of the International Tennis Federation. A new stadium project with a total capacity of 15,000 places is already underway, this new stadium should be fitted out next to the current complex.

As a tourist, what can I see at Roland Garros stadium and its surroundings ?

Museum of Roland-Garros

The Roland-Garros sports complex also houses a 2,200 sqm museum. Completely dedicated to French tennis, this museum provides thematic activities, organizes permanent exhibitions and provides a library. This visit to the museum is a must for tennis enthusiasts who came to the Auteuil area on the occasion of the internationals of France. The museum is open all year round.

Guided tour of the stadium

While waiting for the matches, take the time to enjoy a guided tour to go behind the scenes of the stadium. These places of history will have no secret for you. On the menu of the visit, the famous central court, the locker rooms which have welcomed the biggest names of tennis from Michael Chang to Andy Roddick, passing by Carlos Moya and Wawrinka.

Are there any cozy rooms and good value for money near Roland Garros stadium ?

Hotel Passy Eiffel

In the heart of the chic 16th arrondissement of Paris, the Hotel Passy Eiffel is located at 10, on the edge of the peaceful rue de Passy. With a privileged location, it facilitates access to some of the capital's most popular sites, in particular the famous Eiffel Tower and the Trocadero, a stone's throw from the hotel, the banks of the Seine, the Bois de Boulogne, the Champs de Mars and many others. In addition, the establishment is located at the crossroads of various metro and bus lines, and right in front of a "Velib" self-service station, making travel easier; Via Passy metro station, it will be possible to go directly to the avenue des Champs Elysées, the Arc de Triomphe, etc. The three-star Passy Eiffel hotel has nearly fifty rooms, in a classic or contemporary style, of various categories: Single, Classic, Superior, Double / Triple Deluxe, some of which have a view of the Eiffel Tower. The self-service bar, the lounges opening onto a veranda, and the hotel garden are also available to guests.

Villa Nicolo

Nestled in the prestigious 16th arrondissement, the Villa Nicole is an elegant and friendly hotel located at 3, rue Nicolo. Its privileged location in the heart of the village of Passy allows visitors to take advantage of the surrounding shops, museums and other popular attractions. The establishment is also a stone's throw from several of the capital's must-see sites, including the splendid Eiffel Tower, the Trocadero, the Champs de Mars, the banks of the Seine, etc. In addition, the proximity of the metro stations Passy and La Muette will delight travelers wishing to discover Paris and its surroundings. Villa Nicolo has 27 authentic rooms in warm colors, of various categories: Standard, Superior, Family Junior Suite, Adjacent. Guests will also have access to the hotel patio and lounge at all times, a real relaxing break.

Discover the Wine Museum in Paris

The wine museum is located in the center of the capital, in the 16th arrondissement. He will welcome you in his cellars dating from the 15th century and which are breathtaking. You will then have the opportunity to find a multitude of collections of objects, relating to the culture of the vine and wine.

The history

It opened in 1984, thanks to the members of the Conseil des Echansons de France. An association, aiming to promote French wine, all over the world. They then managed to collect a whole panoply of objects relating to wine and that, going from over 2,200 nowadays. In addition, it is open to the general public. This museum also aims to bring the passion for wine and tableware to the world. You will have at your disposal a whole professional team of sommeliers during the visit. She will be at your service and will satisfy all your requests regarding wine. What is more, you will be welcomed in a special place, since you will be taken into a whole different universe. Indeed, the decor and architecture of the museum will leave you speechless.

What to do in this museum ?

In this museum you will have the opportunity to participate in different kinds of activities. Indeed, you could take part in the tasting courses, which, not only will allow you to differentiate the different wines, but also to know the most suitable wine to accompany such or such meal. But that's not all, you could also participate in conferences or discover thematic evenings. They will allow you to better understand the wines and dishes of European countries. In addition, you could also taste French dishes in the restaurant.

How to get from Paris to the Roland-Garros Stadium by chauffeured limo ?

To go from Paris to the Roland-Garros stadium, you have to take rue de Rivoli and continue straight on to the Place de la Concorde, then join the Georges Pompidou road and continue to Cours Albert 1er. From there, you will have to reach the Avenue du Président Wilson and continue towards the roundabout Place du Trocadéro and 11 November, then go straight on Avenue Georges Mandel for 700 m. Then you will go straight on Avenue Henri Martin for 300 m. At the Boulevard Périphérique, turn right and continue for 1.8 km, you will have to walk 300 m avenue de la Porte d'Auteuil. Arriving at avenue Gordon Bennett, you will have to continue for 100 m to reach the Roland-Garros stadium.