Are you ready for this year’s Wimbledon? When it comes to Wimbledon season one of the favorite things in London’s summer event calendar, people all over the world especially Londoners would get prepared in advance and buy a ticket to watch this annual famous sporting event.

Today when people talk about Wimbledon, some specular traditions towards this area might spring to mind. Wimbledon, also known as the Championships, is arguably the popular and famous tennis tournament in the world as Wimbledon’s origins were linked intimately to tennis. Since the Wimbledon Championships were first played in 1877, this southwest district, situated around 11 kilometers away from the center of London has become famous throughout the world. From then on, Wimbledon Tennis Championships has been hosted annually by the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon district in London.

Apart from the Wimbledon Tennis Championships, there is more to know about Wimbledon. Now follow the footstep of CGTN, take a journey to Wimbledon and know everything about this area.

Time: Wimbledon 2018 runs from July 2- July 15 

Name for the venue: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club

Location：Church Rd, Wimbledon, London/ SW19 5AE

After watching the tennis match, there are plenty of food options for you to choose from. Staring with gourmet sandwiches and homemade salads, to seasonal dishes, but remember not to miss a glass of Pimm’s here. Created first in 1823 by James Pimm, this brand of fruit cups can also be regarded as a liqueur. You might probably find that the Wimbledon myth would condense in just a cup of it! 

Located on the Broadway, Wimbledon, London, in the London Borough of Merton, the New Wimbledon Theatre is famously known for hosting many popular shows before they have hit the West End. Meanwhile, it might be an ideal place to see your favorite potential future stars on stage before they get famous around the world. In particular, the English National Ballet School would play here from July 6 to July 7 this summer, don’t miss the chance to watch it!

For transport, both bus and rail might help you get to Wimbledon easily. For more tips and further information, you could turn to London Transport Guide.