Dining Area
A dedicated space to eat and enjoy the tournament in a friendly atmosphere.
Access
Entry to the Swiss Open Geneva is via the club's main entrance (roadside and car park side). Our reception team will guide you upon your arrival.
6 competition courts
Matches are played on several courts at the Drizia Miremont Tennis Club. The center court hosts the main matches of the tournament.
Stands
Spectators can move freely around the courts.
Several areas allow you to watch matches sheltered from the sun and close to the players.
Coming to the Swiss Open Geneva has never been easier
Coming to the tournament
The Swiss Open Geneva takes place at:
Tennis Club Drizia Miremont
Route de Vessy 6
1206 Geneva, Switzerland
Every summer, the club hosts the international wheelchair tennis tournament and its 60 athletes from around the world.
Coming by public transport
The Drizia Miremont Tennis Club is easily accessible by public transport.
Stop: Bout-du-Monde
Bus lines: 7 and 11
From Cornavin station or the airport, connections allow you to reach the club within a few minutes' walk.
Come for free with UBER
Thanks to our mobility partner: UBER. You can come to the Swiss Open Geneva for free, there's no easier way to get to the tournament.
All trips to and from the Drizia-Miremont tennis club are free, so take advantage of it!
The promo code will be available shortly before the tournament.
FAQ
Here are some frequently asked questions:
Where does the Swiss Open Geneva take place?
The tournament takes place at the Drizia Miremont Tennis Club in Geneva.
Address: Tennis Club Drizia Miremont, Route de Vessy 12, 1206 Geneva, Switzerland
How to get to the tournament?
Drizia Miremont Tennis Club is accessible free of charge by UBER, public transport, on foot, by bike or by car.
We recommend soft mobility whenever possible. Detailed access information is available on this page.
Can we come by public transport?
Yes. The club is easily accessible by public transport from the centre of Geneva.
Several bus lines serve the stops located near the club. It then takes 2 minutes on foot to reach the tournament entrance.
Is tournament entry free?
Yes. Admission to the Swiss Open Geneva is free for the entire duration of the tournament.
Spectators can attend matches freely throughout the five days of competition.
On Saturday (finals day), you can reserve your seat by getting a free ticket on our website.
Is the site accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Yes. The Drizia Miremont Tennis Club provides access for people with reduced mobility.
If you have specific needs, our on-site team will be available to welcome and guide you. Do not hesitate to contact us if needed.