Wimbledon’s self-proclaimed towel thief, Iga Switek, returns to the iconic grass court again this year. Luckily for him, Christie’s, the official supplier of the championship’s famous towel, will be in charge. Chelsea Barracks Along with Babolat to watch tennis. There will be a chance to win prizes, tennis court activations with Babolat coaches and local food and drinks.
Granary Square
This The big screen is returning to Kings Cross For Wimbledon this summer, where you can sit on the grass-covered steps in Granary Square overlooking Regent’s Canal, with plenty of food and drink vendors around to keep the party going.
Ham Yard Hotel
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The Farmdale Group’s Ham Yard Hotel has become known for its exquisite events, especially in summer, thanks to its beautiful courtyard. This year, aptly named ‘Centre Court-Yard’ The championship will be screened daily. The hotel not only provides wireless headphones to enhance your experience by tuning into the live commentary, but also offers the option of a limited-edition afternoon tea served inside an attractive mini picnic hamper. What could be better?
Zetter Bloomsbury
We welcome any opportunity to visit The magnificent new Zetter HotelJust moments from the British Museum in Bloomsbury – and this one is particularly attractive. For the duration of Wimbledon, they have transformed its very charming 1,000-square-metre private garden and orangery into a magnificent setting for daily match screenings, seasonal drinks and a special Wimbledon afternoon tea. Better yet, you can admire Thurston’s art- and antique-filled interior while you’re there – or book yourself a room for the night if you’re in need of a summer treat.
St. Catherine’s Docks
If you want a little more excitement than what’s on screen, try a floating pontoon St. Catherine’s Docks Near Tower Bridge. There is one downside: alcohol is not permitted, but you can bring your own food and drink to enjoy while you relax in the comfortable deckchairs. The move to Marble Quay allows for bigger screens and more seating than in previous years, and free tickets and no booking required, so what’s not to like?
The Lost Oasis
