The National Bank Open presented by Rogers is the best summer game plan there is. Why? Because it's a world-class sporting event with affordable tickets, staged simultaneously in state-of-the-art venues located in two of Canada's most popular cities.
From August 1 to 13, 2026, let Montreal and Toronto become your Tennis Playground.


That Grand Slam feeling
As a prestigious 1000 event on the ATP and WTA Tours, the NBO hosts 96 players over 13 days of intense competition. It's a format that closely resembles tennis' four Grand Slams.

A thriving summer sports and festivals scene
The F1 Grand Prix, the Blue Jays, the Jazz Fest, the NBO. Toronto and Montreal in the summer are packed with iconic sport and festival events—and the NBO proudly stands among them.
Did you know that all net proceeds generated by the tournament are used to grow tennis across the country? You're part of a Tennis Canada mission that we're incredibly proud of.

Plan Your Visit
From stadium seats to terrace eats and the coolest programming beats — let's get you ready for your trip.



Where to stay
Score exclusive rates and enjoy the luxury of staying where the players stay when you book at one of our official Hilton Hotels. After all, your accommodations are part of the experience.



Toronto and Montreal play hard and so do we
13 days, themed sessions, live music, tennis activities for fans of all ages and plenty of surprises mixed in.



Treat yourself in our culinary playground
The NBO serves up local flavours with food trucks, bistros, cocktails for an offering that will keep you coming back for more.
Toronto and Montreal serve up bold flavours with food trucks, lounges, vegan bites, and signature cocktails for a redefined gastronomic experience that will keep you coming back for more.



Getting to both stadiums
Located in Jarry Park next to Little Italy, IGA Stadium is easily accessible via public transportation and by bike.

Sobeys Stadium sits on the campus of York University, just steps from Pioneer Village station and Toronto’s vibrant energy.






