The largest tennis museum in the world, this surely has to be top of any tennis fan's to-do list! Step into the world of Wimbledon with an itinerary giving a unique insight into the most memorable Championships, players' dressing-room recollections and even the changing fashions of the very British sport. The museum's up-to-date technology also includes screenings in a 200 degree Cinema and interactive games allowing visitors to test their reflexes and act like a true Tennis pro. The highlight of the museum is undoubtedly the CentreCourt 360 viewing platfofm, giving a taste of the charged atmosphere of Centre Court events. The Museum runs year-round but access is limited during Championship season- for that you'll need a ticket to a match! For Guided Tours, it is advised to book in advance. 

The Museum is closed or has limited hours during Championship season from May-July. Travel arrangements may also be different, please check in advance. 

Nearest Stations: Southfields (District line) and Wimbledon (District line, S.W. Trains and Croydon Tram Link). From either station visitors can then take the 493 bus directly to the museum. Most buses have disabled access. Parking: General Visitor Parking off Somerset Road with escorts to the museum. Special Provision for Blue Badge Parking - please check in advance.