EFG Swiss Open Gstaad
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Inleiding
In 1915, the first international tennis tournament was held in Gstaad. Since then, many big names from the traditional sport have found their way to the Bernese Oberland.
The first international tennis tournament was held in Gstaad in 1915. Since then, many big names in the traditional sport have found their way to the Bernese Oberland: Stefan Edberg, Ilie Nastase, Tony Roche, Rod Laver, Boris Becker, Yannick Noah, Jim Courier and Roger Federer, who won the tournament in 2004, for example.The record holder for the number of titles at Gstaad is Australian Roy Emerson with five trophies.
The first edition of the tournament took place on the tennis courts near the Gstaad Palace. The tournament later moved to its current location in the center of the village. In 2015, Switzerland's oldest tournament celebrated its 100th anniversary.
The EFG Swiss Open Gstaad will also enter a new round in 2026.
Advance ticket sales for the tournament are already underway. Tickets are available from Gstaad Saanenland Tourism:
Tel. +41 33 748 81 82 or by email at ticketing@gstaad.ch
Further information can be found on the website. www.swissopengstaad.ch
| Contactadres |
Avenue Longemalle 21 a
1020 Renens VD +41 21 804 10 70 info@gcmsa.ch +41 21 804 10 71 |
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| Locatie |
Roy Emerson Arena (Eisbahnareal Gstaad) 3780 Gstaad Switzerland |
Deze informatie wordt up-to-date gehouden door de regionale/plaatselijke bureaus voor toerisme. Zwitserland Toerisme is niet verantwoordelijk voor de inhoud ervan.
Info evenementen
- zaterdag 11 juli 2026
- zondag 12 juli 2026
- maandag 13 juli 2026
- dinsdag 14 juli 2026
- woensdag 15 juli 2026
- donderdag 16 juli 2026
- vrijdag 17 juli 2026
- zaterdag 18 juli 2026
- zondag 19 juli 2026