By Harry Nara · Last updated
- Final, the closing SundaySunday 18 April 2027
- Where
- Real Club de Tenis Barcelona-1899
- Tickets
- Ticketed
- Time of year
- April
- Dates
- Around the same dates every year
The 74th Trofeo Conde de Godó, confirmed by the tournament. Ticket prices and the order of play are published by the organisers nearer the time.
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The Barcelona Open, also called the Trofeo Conde de Godó, is a week of men’s clay-court tennis each April at the Real Club de Tenis Barcelona, in the residential upper part of the city. It is an ATP 500 event, one level below the Masters, and sits between Monte Carlo and Madrid on the road to Roland-Garros. The public gate is a short walk from Maria Cristina on Metro line 3. Prices for this edition have not been published yet.
What the Barcelona Open actually is
The tournament began as the idea of Carlos Godó, the Count of Godó, whose name it still carries, and it has been part of the clay-court season for more than seven decades. It is played at the Real Club de Tenis Barcelona, a club with well over a century of history.
The club’s courts have seen Rod Laver, Björn Borg, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal. It shares its week in the calendar with the tournament in Munich, after the Monte Carlo Masters and before the Madrid Open, and keeps the same week from year to year.
For a visitor it is an easy half-day out. The club is in the leafy, quiet streets of the upper city, far from the crowds of the Gothic Quarter, and the tennis falls in a month when Barcelona is warm without yet being hot.
Where to watch the Barcelona Open
- The centre court. The club’s main show court, where the later rounds and the final are played.
- The outside courts. Earlier in the week the draw spreads across the club, including the Pista Talismán, the court known for Spain’s Davis Cup ties.
Tickets and what it costs
Prices and the sale date for this edition have not been published yet. Buy from the tournament itself rather than a resale listing put up before the official sale.
Hospitality has a separate entrance, on Bosch i Gimpera at the corner of Cardenal Vives i Tutó, and is by invitation only.
Official information and booking: www.barcelonaopenbancsabadell.com/en
Getting there
The public entrance is at the corner of Carrer de Bosch i Gimpera and Carrer del Marquès de Mulhacén. The nearest Metro is Maria Cristina on line 3, the green line, towards Zona Universitària; Reina Elisenda on the FGC’s L6 and the Pius XII tram stop are also close.
Buses 68, 75 and H4 stop at Plaça de Pedralbes, the 63, 78 and V5 on Avinguda de Pedralbes, and the 34 and V3 on Passeig de Manuel Girona. Several Bicing stations are nearby, and the organisers hand a piece of fruit to anyone who arrives by bike or scooter.
Mistakes worth avoiding
Buying before the official sale
Resale sites list this tournament before its own prices are out. Wait for the organisers’ sale.
Queuing at the hospitality gate
The entrance on Cardenal Vives i Tutó is for invited guests. The public gate is at Bosch i Gimpera and Marquès de Mulhacén.
Staying in the Old City for a week of tennis
The club is in the upper part of the city. For several days at the tournament, a hotel in Les Corts or Sarrià cuts the journey.
Other Barcelona events
Frequently asked questions
When is the Barcelona Open?
In April, in the week between the Monte Carlo Masters and the Madrid Open. The dates are in the card at the top of the page.
Where is the Barcelona Open played?
At the Real Club de Tenis Barcelona, on Carrer de Bosch i Gimpera in the upper part of the city. The nearest Metro is Maria Cristina on line 3.
How much are Barcelona Open tickets?
Prices for this edition have not been published yet. Check the tournament’s own site rather than a resale listing.
Is the Barcelona Open a men’s or women’s tournament?
Men’s. It is an ATP 500 event on the men’s tour, played on clay.
Sources
- Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, official site
- Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, save the dates
- Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, how to get there
Dates on this page are checked against the organiser’s own listing and confirmed through 2027. Written and maintained by Harry Nara.