A summer day at Wimbledon
Grass courts, strawberries and cream, summer afternoons and the hush before the next serve.
A day that unfolds around the tennis.
Arrive with time to wander the grounds before settling in for the first match. Move between courts, pause for strawberries and cream, find a patch of grass on the Hill, then return to the tennis as the afternoon gathers pace. By the final match, the day has found its own rhythm.
The hush before the next serve.
There is something unmistakable about tennis at Wimbledon: the grass beneath the players' feet, the white against green, the quiet before a serve and the sudden release when a point is won. From the outside courts to Centre Court, the Championships remain one of the great occasions in summer sport.
Watch Wimbledon from the grass.
On the Hill, thousands gather on the grass to follow the action on the big screen. The atmosphere shifts with every match, quiet during the points, celebratory between them, creating a shared experience that feels distinctly Wimbledon.
Some traditions need no improvement.
Strawberries and cream have become as synonymous with Wimbledon as the grass itself. Take them between matches, find somewhere to sit and let the afternoon stretch out. Simple, seasonal and unmistakably English, it is one of the rituals that makes the day feel like Wimbledon.
