An must visit for tennis fans in your London visit. The lawn courts are so beautiful maintained and the guided tour was very informative. There is museum where you can see the tennis gallery in the tour and purchase some memorable tennis items.

In the museum, you can see tennis memorabilia and historical artifacts. You can learn more about Wimbledon and the history of tennis from its beginnings to the present. There is a free audio tour available at the entrance to guide you.

It was great to visit this iconic tennis stadium and grounds. I took the guided tour which was very informative and interesting. Had some good photo opportunities. The tennis museum was well laid out Items at the shop were a bit overpriced so I was a bit disappointed to leave without any souvenirs. Has a nice cafe with a range of hot and cold items. Overall was well worth the visit.

My children and I spent the whole day here. Extremely exciting! The guided tour was high quality and we learned a lot. There is a cafe for refreshment or lunch, but the food ranges were small. We are big fans of tennis, so it is worth visiting. Highly recommend it for half half-term event.

My mom and I did the tour and museum visit this past week and had an amazing time! Our guide was extremely knowledgeable, and the tour was very balanced to hit most of the important sights on the grounds. The museum currently has a special exhibit on tennis fashion that was so interesting! I would recommend the tour and museum to anyone.

The Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum is located opposite the Centre Court and below the shop. The museum is free to access if you are coming to see the Wimbledon Championship or if you have bought the tour to see the Centre Court. In the museum, you can see tennis memorabilia, historical artifacts and the trophy on display. You can look around and learn more about Wimbledon and the history of lawn tennis from its beginnings to the present. There is a free audio tour available at the entrance to guide you through the displays in the museum.

Our family had an amazing time, the tour was well organized, guide was great and aswered all our questions, it was informative, 90 mins seemed much shorter. Shop is well equipped, reasonable prices and the caffe had good sellection of snacks and beverages. Great way to spend half day if you are tennis fan.

A MUST SEE FOR ANY TENNIS FAN The Wimbledon Tour and Museum definitely comes highly recommended. You’ll get to see everything from the iconic grounds, No 1 Court, some of the smaller courts (including Court #18, home to the longest ever game), the players lounge and services, the press conference area and the iconic Centre Court. If you get Mary Drysdale as part of your tour, you’ll have the most amazing time! The museum is included in the tour price and it’s an interesting and educational look into the history of tennis and Wimbledon. At the end, you’ll even get to see the Challenge Trophy and the Venus Rosewater Dish – the iconic prizes given to the winners of the singles championships. Overall, you’ll have a fantastic day out here at the Wimbledon Tour and Museum.

Very interactive, informative and reasonably priced! Learned so much about Wimbledon and its rich history. The guided tour is essential and our guide Stephen was extraordinary!! Wimbledon definitely sets the standard..its the Cathedral of Tennis. A must see!!

It's a wonderful museum of tennis history! A museum ticket also allows you to a 15 minute guided tour of centre Court, which is used only 2 weeks per year.

Reservation was easily done online. Appreciate the family discount (2 adults admission comes with 2 free kids admission) Our tour guide was thorough and humorous. Be prepared with nippy cold.. wear a rain coat and be ready to feel the brrrr. Recommend to every tennis fan! (Obviously if you can’t stand tennis you’d be bored)

Fantastic tour with Matt, a fellow Herefordian, & his assistant. I would recommend the tour even if you've been to Wimbledon before. There are lots of interesting facts. You get to go behind the scenes & sit in the chairs & behind the actual desk previously used by the tennis stars during their Wimbledon post-match interviews. In the museum itself, seeing the trophies & kits previously worn by some of the greats was a particular highlight. Great value for money.

Highly recommend your if you know anything about tennis! So fun to see these sites and hear history! Grab some limes and a scone with jam in the cafe to complete the experience.

Amazing tennis courts Luxurious and well maintained The 1.5 tour is highly recommend

Had a great time at the museum and touring the grounds. Completely worth both the price of admission and the long walk from town.

Awesome experience.

Loved the museum and every bit in Wimbledon. Everything was worth it.

If your a fan of tennis and of Wimbledon this is a must during your visit. It takes you through the development of the game and of course some of the personalities. They even have some of thd clothing and equipment from previous champions

And amazing and informative tour. Well worth the trip out to the AELTC

The museum is free to access if you are coming to see the Wimbledon Championship 🎾, which I do recommend you come to visit if you get the chance, as you see tennis memorabilia, historical artifacts and see the trophy on display for you to come, look around and learn more about Wimbledon for start to present.

This museum is free to enter if you are attending Wimbledon during the Championship - it’s definitely worth a visit! Exploring the history of tennis, from its inception to modern day, with exhibitions looking at equipment, clothes, merchandise, technology, adaptations to welcome in all abilities and the latest champions. It’s a perfect way to spend 30 mins to an hour during your visit. If you aren’t attending on a Championship day, I’m not sure it’s worth a special trip just for this. Best combine it with a few other activities during your Wimbledon visit!