The Wimbledon Championships is quite simply the world’s biggest tennis event, renowned for its grass courts, love of tradition and quintessential British atmosphere. As the longest-running of the four major Grand Slam tournaments, the Wimbledon Championships attracts the biggest names in tennis, from Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer to Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka. If you get tickets for Centre Court, you’ll get to see some world-class performances and hopefully spot a famous face or two in the Royal Box. Of course, it’s also a highlight of the social season and it wouldn’t be Wimbledon without the strawberries and cream, or a glass of Pimms.

There are a number of ways to get Wimbledon Championships tickets, but be warned they’re highly sought after. Most are allocated via a public ballot, however you can also get tickets from a number of official ticket agencies like Keith Prowse. And then of course, there’s The Queue (another Wimbledon tradition) with a limited number of tickets available each morning, but competition for these is fierce and you may have to camp overnight in order to secure them.