What stadium complex hosts the French Open?

What stadium complex hosts the French Open? The Stade Roland Garros stadium complex hosts the French Open.

Stade Roland Garros is a tennis complex in Paris's 16th arrondissement and is the home venue of the French Open, also known as Roland-Garros. The tournament is the only Grand Slam played on outdoor red clay, a surface that slows the ball and generally produces longer rallies than hard or grass courts.

The complex is named after Roland Garros, a French aviator and pioneer of early military aviation. Although the French Championships began in 1891, the international tournament associated with Roland-Garros developed later, and the venue took its modern name in the late 1920s. Its centerpiece is Court Philippe-Chatrier, the main stadium court.

Readers often confuse the venue with other famous tennis sites. Foro Italico hosts the Italian Open in Rome, Melbourne Park hosts the Australian Open, and Queen's Club hosts a London grass-court tournament. Those venues are important tennis locations, but none hosts the French Open.