Madrid Open

The Mutua Madrid Open is an unmissable event on the international tennis calendar, a tournament that blends elite sport with the charm of the Spanish capital. Held annually between late April and early May, this ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 category event brings together the biggest stars of men's and women's tennis at the Caja Mágica, an avant-garde architectural complex designed by Dominique Perrault. Since its inaugural edition as a men's event in 2002, and its subsequent evolution into a combined tournament in 2009 with the move to the clay courts of the Caja Mágica, the Mutua Madrid Open has witnessed historic moments and crowned legends of the sport.

The red clay surface, though briefly replaced by controversial blue clay in 2012, is one of its hallmarks, demanding peak performance and strategy from players. The tournament stands out not only for the competition itself but also for the overall experience it offers, with a wide range of entertainment and gastronomy, making it a premier social and sporting event. The passion of the Spanish fans and the presence of international figures create an electrifying atmosphere, making each day a memorable experience.