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Roland-Garros – Where Clay, Drama, and Strawberries Collide

The air at Stade Roland-Garros hummed with tension as the world’s top tennis stars slid across the iconic red clay for the 2024 French Open. From the thunderous serves of Carlos Alcaraz to the graceful precision of Iga Świątek, this year’s tournament delivered its usual mix of heart-stopping rallies and Parisian flair.

For travelers, Roland-Garros is more than just tennis—it’s an immersion in Parisian spring. The grounds buzzed with spectators nibbling fraises des bois (wild strawberries) and sipping chilled rosé between matches. Off-court, the village shops sold limited-edition Lacoste collabs, while nearby Bois de Boulogne offered shady respites for picnics.

Insider Tips for 2025:

• Book early: Tickets for center court sell out fast—especially if Nadal makes a comeback.
• Dress the part: Parisians favor crisp polos and sunhats; leave the neon tennis gear at home.
• Skip the line: PrestigeFly’s VIP concierge can secure last-minute passes or arrange a private car from your boutique hotel in the 16th arrondissement.

Your Front-Row Seat Awaits
Why cram into economy when you could arrive fresh, with your racket stowed in a lie-flat suite? PrestigeFly offers exclusive business-class packages from Miami, LA, or NYC—complete with tournament ticket assistance and a chauffeured transfer to the clay.

Serve up the ultimate Parisian getaway with PrestigeFly.