Australian Open 2026: Grand Slam Summer Down Under
January 12 to 25, 2026
Melbourne, Australia
The Australian Open is the first of the four Grand Slams, marking the launch of the professional tennis season each year. Held in Melbourne’s iconic Rod Laver Arena, the tournament is a blend of world-class sport, cultural energy, and Aussie summer spirit. Since its inception in 1905, the event has evolved into a spectacle attracting over 800,000 spectators across its two-week schedule.
From Chris Evert’s legendary wins to the unforgettable Sampras–Agassi battles, and more recently, Djokovic’s reign in Melbourne, the Open has consistently delivered top-tier drama and dominance. Novak Djokovic leads the all-time men’s titles list here, with 10 championships to his name. The Williams sisters, Federer, and Nadal have all shaped the Open’s modern legacy, and today’s stars like Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, and Iga Świątek are writing new chapters in 2026.
Beyond the courts, visitors enjoy music festivals, interactive fan zones, gourmet dining at the Grand Slam Oval, and vibrant family-friendly spaces like Garden Square — making this an immersive experience, not just a tournament.
Curated Experiences
- Rod Laver Arena transformed into a stage of epic tennis under the blazing Melbourne sun
- Night matches bring electric atmospheres and dramatic five-set thrillers
- The 2026 edition sees top seeds like Sinner, Świątek, and Sabalenka chase history
- Live concerts and DJ sets power the after-match energy at Grand Slam Oval
- Food trucks, pop-up art shows, and player meet-and-greets elevate the off-court experience
Video Highlights
Watch Highlights from Past Australian Opens
Visit the Australian Open YouTube Channel
Location
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