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Mutua Madrid Open
03/17/2023
The world’s best tennis returns to Madrid! The 2025 Mutua Madrid Open will bring together the top players on the international circuit for some top-class matches.
For tennis fans, the Madrid Open is a must-see event this spring. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of this exciting tournament, which forms part of the men’s ATP Masters 1000 and the women’s WTA 1000.
Find out the dates, times and how to get your tickets for the Mutua Madrid Open tennis tournament.
Draw for the Mutua Madrid Open
Although this has yet to be confirmed, this year’s Mutua Madrid Open draw is expected to feature some of Spain’s top players, such as Carlos Alcaraz, Roberto Bautista and Paula Badosa.
Some of the most renowned international players, such as Stefanos Tsitsipas, Casper Ruud, Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek, will also be taking part. Check the official ATP Masters and WTA Premier rankings for further details.
Dates for the 2025 Mutua Madrid Open
The 23rd edition of the Mutua Madrid Open will take place from 21 April to 4 May 2025. As always, the ATP Masters 1000 and the WTA Premier Mandatory tournaments will be held concurrently, making it the only European competition of this format.
All the match schedules for the Mutua Madrid Open
The matches at the Mutua Madrid Open will take place over two weeks, with both day and evening sessions.
The qualifying rounds will take place in the first week, whilst the second week will feature the quarter-finals, semi-finals and the eagerly awaited final of the Mutua Madrid Open.
Here are some of the standout matches on the Madrid Open schedule:
- 29 April – ATP Round of 16 and WTA Quarter-finals
- 30 April – ATP Quarter-finals, ATP Doubles Round of 16 and WTA Quarter-finals
- 1 May – ATP Quarter-finals and WTA Semi-finals
- 2 May – ATP Semi-finals and WTA Doubles Semi-finals
- 3 May – ATP Doubles Final and WTA Final
- 4 May – ATP Finals and WTA Doubles Finals
Where is the Mutua Madrid Open held?
As has been the case every year since 2009, the Madrid Open tennis tournament will be held at the Caja Mágica, one of the most modern venues in Europe.
The Caja Mágica comprises three large stadiums designed to host major tournaments such as the Mutua Madrid Open. Matches can be played both outdoors and indoors, with the largest court accommodating up to 12,500 spectators. A real treat for tennis fans from all over the world!
The final of the Mutua Madrid Open is always played at the Manolo Santana Stadium, the venue’s centre court.
How do I get to the Caja Mágica in Madrid?
To get to the Mutua Madrid Open, you can use various forms of public transport from central Madrid, such as the underground and the bus. During the Open, a special bus service runs directly to the Caja Mágica. Here are the routes to the venue:
- Metro Line 3 (San Fermín-Orcasur station)
- Bus routes 23, 78, 123, 180 and T32
- Bus route 180 to the Caja Mágica
Although it is recommended to use public transport, there are also parking spaces at the Caja Mágica where you can leave your car. Another option is to take a taxi, which takes around 25 minutes from the centre of Madrid, depending on traffic.
Tickets for the Mutua Madrid Open tennis tournament
You can buy your tickets for the 2025 Mutua Madrid Open on the event’s official website. There are various ticket categories:
- Competition ticket: These tickets grant access to the centre court to watch a match. Ticket prices for the Madrid Open final can reach €176.
- Passes: We offer weekly passes, weekend passes and 22-session passes.
- VIP tickets and Platinum seats: Tickets granting access to a VIP networking area and seats with unobstructed views.
Make sure you get your tickets now if you’re interested in attending the final or semi-finals of the Madrid Open! It’s a very popular tournament that usually sells out weeks before the event.
Find accommodation for the Mutua Madrid Open
Are you planning to travel to Madrid to attend the Mutua Madrid Open 2025? We recommend staying at the Hotel Único, a 5-star hotel in Madrid located in the Salamanca district, a very exclusive and central area of the capital.
Our luxury boutique hotel is your best choice for a stay in the heart of Madrid, close to the must-see tourist attractions and ideally situated for getting to the Madrid Open matches.
At Hotel Único, you’ll find a haven of tranquillity and elegance, perfect for when you need to unwind. We offer luxurious rooms and suites equipped with every amenity. Relax in our wellness area, which features a gym and exclusive treatments, and be sure to enjoy the cuisine at El Patio de Claudio, a bistro where everything is shared: laughter, stories and, of course, dishes.
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