What is the Libema Open?
The Libema Open is a combined ATP 250 and WTA 250 professional tennis tournament played on outdoor grass courts in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands. One of only a handful of events on the tennis calendar to feature both men’s and women’s draws simultaneously, the Libema Open offers a unique dual-tour experience that makes it exceptional value for spectators. Held in the early weeks of the grass-court season, the tournament attracts leading players from both tours who are looking to build momentum ahead of Wimbledon.
When is the Libema Open?
The 2026 Libema Open runs from Saturday 6 June to Sunday 14 June 2026. Qualifying rounds begin on the opening weekend, with main draw matches starting on Monday. The men’s and women’s singles finals are scheduled for the final Sunday. This timing places the tournament at the very start of the grass-court season, running concurrently with the Boss Open in Stuttgart.
Where is the Libema Open?
The tournament takes place at the Autotron complex in Rosmalen, on the outskirts of the city of ‘s-Hertogenbosch in the southern Netherlands. The venue features purpose-built grass courts set within the Autotron convention centre grounds, providing a relaxed, festival-like atmosphere. ‘s-Hertogenbosch (commonly known as Den Bosch) is a charming medieval city easily reached by train from Amsterdam (approximately 75 minutes), Rotterdam and other major Dutch cities. The Autotron venue is a short bus ride or taxi from ‘s-Hertogenbosch railway station.
Key Contenders
The Libema Open has a strong track record of attracting top-20 players on both the ATP and WTA tours. Daniil Medvedev has been confirmed as a competitor for the 2026 edition, adding significant star power to the men’s draw. On the women’s side, the tournament regularly features Grand Slam champions and rising stars looking for grass-court preparation ahead of Wimbledon. The combined format means spectators can watch elite men’s and women’s tennis on the same day, making it one of the most entertaining weeks on the tennis calendar.
How to Watch
The Libema Open’s ATP matches are broadcast globally through Tennis TV, the ATP’s official streaming platform. WTA matches are available through the WTA’s broadcast partners. In the Netherlands, local broadcasters provide comprehensive coverage. Sky Sports typically carries ATP events in the United Kingdom, and Tennis Channel covers the tournament in the United States. The combined nature of the event means it receives broader media attention than a standalone ATP or WTA 250.
History and Records
The tournament has been held in Rosmalen since 1990, originally as a clay-court event before switching to grass. Known historically as the Rosmalen Grass Court Championships, the event has been sponsored by Libema since 2018. Past champions include some of the biggest names in tennis, with the tournament’s grass-court surface producing champions who have gone on to perform well at Wimbledon. The combined ATP-WTA format has been a hallmark of the event, making it a popular destination for fans who want to see the best of both tours in a single week. The tournament typically attracts around 62,000 spectators across the week.
Tickets and Attendance
Tickets are available through the Libema Open’s official website. The tournament offers excellent value, with day passes granting access to both men’s and women’s matches across all courts. Combined prize money for the ATP and WTA events totals approximately 965,000 euros. The relaxed, accessible atmosphere and the chance to see both tours in action makes the Libema Open popular with families and casual tennis fans as well as dedicated followers of the sport. Key sessions, particularly the quarter-finals onwards, tend to attract the largest crowds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Libema Open a men’s or women’s tournament?
It is both. The Libema Open is a combined ATP 250 and WTA 250 event, meaning men’s and women’s draws run simultaneously at the same venue throughout the week. This makes it one of only a few tournaments on the tour calendar to offer this dual experience.
What surface is the Libema Open played on?
The tournament is played on outdoor grass courts, making it one of the earliest grass-court events of the season. The surface provides ideal preparation for Wimbledon, which begins approximately two weeks after the Libema Open concludes.
How do I get to the venue from Amsterdam?
‘s-Hertogenbosch is approximately 75 minutes from Amsterdam by direct train. From ‘s-Hertogenbosch railway station, the Autotron venue in Rosmalen is accessible by local bus or a short taxi ride. Shuttle services may operate on tournament days.
Who has won the Libema Open in recent years?
The tournament has attracted strong fields in recent editions, with both established champions and emerging talents claiming titles. The combined format means there are four titles up for grabs each year: men’s and women’s singles, plus men’s and women’s doubles.