Rio Open has eight clay courts at the Jockey Club Brasileiro, including the central stadium (Court Guga Kuerten) with a 6,200-seat capacity. There is also an area called Leblon Boulevard, with several attractions for the public, such as stands, shops and food courts.
LEBLON BOULEVARD
At the Rio Open, one of the most exciting attractions is the Leblon Boulevard, a vibrant space that offers much more than just delicious food. This area, which features covered spaces and spans 10,000 square meters, is a true entertainment hub where visitors can explore sponsor booths and brands supporting the event, as well as the Fila store and La Boutique, the official store of the tournament, with exclusive products for tennis fans. Here, tennis fans have the chance to engage in interactive activations, participate in fun games, and even win exclusive prizes.
Leblon Boulevard is designed to provide fun and engagement for the whole family, ensuring that every visitor leaves with unforgettable memories, in addition to the excitement of the matches. It’s a true celebration of tennis and culture, bringing fans together to share unique moments during the Rio Open.
GASTRONOMY
Leblon Boulevard featured the best of Italian cuisine with Babbo; overseas flavors from Tasquinha do Portuga; Geneal, the most traditional hot dog in Rio; the delicious Pizza Al Taglio; the must-try burgers from Seu Vidal; the eruption of tasty sandwiches from Vulcano; the magic of La Panata's empanadas; award-winning Faixa Azul cheeses; unforgettable sweets from Absurda Confeitaria; and 100% natural açaí with various toppings from Oakberry.
For drink lovers, we had two great options: Grey Goose vodka with its exclusive and refreshing combination, Grey Goose Match Point, which includes vodka, lime, passion fruit syrup, and natural coconut water, and for gin enthusiasts, the Bombay Sapphire stand.
Visitors to Leblon Boulevard could also enjoy canned beer and Black Princess Gold draft beer, a unique wine selection from World Wine with top labels from various countries, perfectly paired with the different flavors. To complete this experience, they could also enjoy a Melitta coffee.
ART
Rio de Janeiro–based artist Marcos Chaves will be the creator of the artwork that will illustrate the official poster of the tournament’s 12th edition, to be unveiled soon. The initiative once again reinforces the event’s vocation for integrating sport, culture, and entertainment.
Born in 1961, Marcos Chaves is one of the leading figures in Brazilian contemporary art. Since the 1980s, he has developed a body of work characterized by appropriation and intervention, exploring a wide range of languages and media, including objects, photography, video, drawing, words, and sound. His career includes participation in major international biennials such as São Paulo, Havana, Cerveira, Luleå, and Mercosul, as well as exhibitions at prestigious institutions including the Mori Art Museum (Tokyo), Martin-Gropius-Bau (Berlin), Ludwig Museum, the Museum of Modern Art of Rio de Janeiro, and the São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP).
CORCOVADO CLUB AND PEDRA DA GÁVEA
Corcovado Club (2,000 m²) and Pedra da Gávea (500 m²) are VIP areas designed for networking, with all the comfort for guests who want to relax, eat, and drink during breaks in the games in a climate-controlled environment. The furniture was carefully selected by Líder, the buffet was provided by chefs from the Páreo restaurant, Marcones Deus, Sandro Mota, and Claudia Mac, and the drinks were curated by World Wine, Black Princess (with options for beer and two types of draft beer: American Lager and IPA), Grey Goose vodka, and Bombay Sapphire gin.
LA BOUTIQUE
La Boutique, the official store of the Rio Open, is the perfect place for fans to find around 50 exclusive products. In addition to established items and new releases, this year's highlight is the Rio Open 10 Years book, which covers the behind-the-scenes and history of the first decade of the tournament, with 275 pages illustrated by 460 striking photos. For those who cannot attend the event, the products are also available online, accessible here.
FASHION
For tennis fans who love to wear sports-related clothing, the Rio Open will feature, in addition to La Boutique, the FILA House at the Jockey Club Brasileiro. Both spaces will celebrate the Rio Open with special collections offering a wide variety of fabrics and designs.
