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Why was Wimbledon built?
The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) was built to be a "home" for British tennis.
Is Wimbledon only famous for tennis?
Yes, the Wimbledon is a tennis tournament that is very old. They have stadiums built specifically for playing tennis. So no, nothing other than tennis happens at the Wimbledon.
Where can you see a photo of the retractable roof that was built in 2009 over Wimbledon's Center Court?
View all of the related links to see various views of Wimbledon's retractable roof.
What is the name of the theatre built for Shakespeare and Company?
The Globe Theater (in London) was Shakespeare's venue.
Why was the sydney oprah house built?
The Sydney Opera House was built as a venue to showcase performance arts. It opened to the public in 1973.
What is the Sydney Opera House built for?
Sydney required a world class venue for it theatrical and orchestral events.
What are the places in Wimbledon?
The tennins, Wimbledon common, Shopps and the wimbledon windmill on the Wimbledon Common
Where is the Wimbledon Theatre located?
Location: London, ENG Address: Home Park Road London, ENG SW19 7HR (mapquest in new window
Description about Wimbledon?
Well wimbledon is called wimbledon because its in wimbledon and secondly why do you need to know this. Then it will make it easier for me to answer
When was the Lowry built?
The Lowry is a multi-arts venue in Salford, Greater Manchester, UK. It was officially opened on 28 April 2000.
What city is the Wimbledon played at?
Actually Wimbledon does not play as it is not a person.The tennis players only play in the Wimbledon championship in the All England Club which was in Wimbledon district.
Why are tickets for Wimbledon so expensive?
Tennis tickets, as well as for many other sports, at any venue are expensive primarily due to the limited number of seats (i.e., supply versus demand), along with the amount of money given to players (or, for college athletics, the amount given to the schools), which comes, in part, from "gate" revenues. Wimbledon is a special case in that Centre Court has very few seats (15,000) compared to almost any other sports venue, to the point that a certain number of tickets are sold as 'debentures' on the London (Stock) Market at very hefty prices.
