A tennis lover’s guide to London’s 2025 grass-court season
Summer in London means the grass court season is in full swing, and 2025 is set to deliver a spectacular lineup of world-class tennis across the capital. From the historic lawns of The Queen’s Club and the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club to the exclusive setting of the Hurlingham Club, the city will play host to an exciting mix of elite ATP and WTA tournaments. Whether you’re a devoted tennis fan or a casual admirer soaking up the summer buzz, London’s iconic venues promise thrilling matches, rich tradition, and unforgettable experiences. Here’s your essential guide to the key tennis events to watch out for in London in 2025.
HSBC Championships at The Queen’s Club

HSBC Championships (ATP500 and WTA500) will take place at The Queen’s Club from 9 - 22 June 2025.
#FLODown: The prestigious LTA (Lawn Tennis Association) Championships at The Queen’s Club return in 2025 with an exciting new addition: a WTA 500 event for the first time in over fifty years. The women’s tournament runs from 9 to 15 June, welcoming some of the world’s top female players to the historic venue. British star Emma Raducanu has received a wildcard entry into the main draw, joining a strong field that includes Madison Keys, Elena Rybakina, and Katie Boulter. Naomi Osaka was also granted a wildcard but has since withdrawn from the tournament. Following the women’s event, the ATP 500 tournament will take place from 16 to 22 June, featuring many of the finest players on the men’s ATP circuit. Known as a key warm-up to Wimbledon, the Queen’s Club Championships have long been a fan favourite thanks to its intimate setting and rich heritage. Last year’s surprise ATP winner, Tommy Paul, showcased the level of competition on offer, and this year you can expect even more excitement!
Date: WTA: 9 – 15 June | ATP: 16 – 22 June 2025. Location: Queen’s Club, Palliser Road, West Kensington, London, W14 9EQ. Price: from £20. Book now
The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic

The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic returns this June to the magnificent Hurlingham Club from 24 - 28 June 2025.
#FLODown: The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic returns this June to the magnificent Hurlingham Club for world-class tennis, luxury hospitality, and timeless British elegance. Set in one of London’s most prestigious private members’ clubs—renowned for its 25-year waiting list—this celebrated event is now in its 31st edition. Held just weeks before Wimbledon, it provides players with vital grass-court preparation and offers guests an intimate courtside experience featuring an impressive line-up of ATP stars and rising talents, including World No. 9 Holger Rune, No. 11 Lorenzo Musetti—fresh from a Wimbledon semi-final—No. 14 Arthur Fils, former Wimbledon finalist Matteo Berrettini, and home favourite Cameron Norrie. Over the years, the tournament has hosted legends such as Andy Murray, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Pete Sampras. With Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani as the title partner, you can expect an elegant atmosphere, superb hospitality, and a truly unforgettable sporting spectacle.
Date: 24–28 June 2025. Location: The Hurlingham Club, located at Ranelagh Gardens, Fulham, London SW6 3PR. Price: Booth hospitality packages start from £217 per person for public access on Saturday 28 June, offering premium seating, gourmet dining, and access to the Club’s exclusive grounds for a truly luxurious experience. Book now
Wimbledon

The Wimbledon Championships, the crown jewel of tennis tournaments, return from 30 June - 13 July 2025.
#FLODown: No tennis calendar is complete without Wimbledon, the most iconic and prestigious tournament in the sport. Taking place on the immaculate grass courts of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon epitomises tradition and excellence. Fans will enjoy the quintessential British experience of strawberries and cream as they watch the sport’s biggest stars compete for the coveted titles. Last year, Barbora Krejčíková and Carlos Alcaraz left their mark as champions, and 2025 promises to be no different. Will new stars emerge, or will reigning champions defend their crowns? The world will be watching…
Date: 30 June – 13 July 2025. Location:The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Church Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 5AE.
Price: Wimbledon tickets are usually obtained through the Wimbledon Public Ballot, which offers fans a chance to secure seats via a random draw. However, the ballot is now closed. As the Championships begin, there is also an official ticket resale kiosk operating during the tournament, where returned tickets are sold at face value. For booking information and full details, visit wimbledon.com.
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