The 2026 French Open, officially known as Roland-Garros, will take place from May 18 to June 7, 2026, at the historic Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France. This will mark the 125th edition of the tournament, which stands as one of the four Grand Slam events in professional tennis. The competition begins with the opening week from May 18 to 22, followed by the main draw starting May 24. Finals weekend, featuring the men’s and women’s singles championships, is scheduled for June 6 and 7.

Matches will be played on the tournament’s renowned red clay courts, with the centerpiece being Court Philippe Chatrier, a 15,000-seat stadium equipped with a retractable roof to accommodate weather interruptions. Among the anticipated storylines is the potential return of French fan-favorite Gaël Monfils, who has hinted at a strong home-court showing in 2026. While Rafael Nadal’s participation remains uncertain, his legacy continues to loom large after being honored in 2025 with a special tribute for his 14 Roland-Garros titles.

Ticket and hospitality packages for fans are already available, offering options that include hotel stays and access to exclusive experiences across different rounds of the tournament. As the event draws nearer, organizers will release more details on player lineups, schedules, and broadcast information through the official Roland-Garros website and associated platforms.