description Caja Mágica Overview
Caja Mágica is a tennis complex in Madrid designed by the architect Dominique Perrault. It opened in 2009 and serves as the main venue for the Madrid Open, a tennis tournament played on clay courts. The complex is relevant to visitors and readers interested in tennis venues, Madrid's modern sports architecture, tournament infrastructure, and the relationship between a city and its international sporting events.
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What is Caja Mágica used for?
Caja Mágica is a tennis complex in Madrid and the main venue for the Madrid Open. The tournament is played on clay courts and attracts leading international players.
When did Caja Mágica open?
The complex opened in 2009. It was designed by the French architect Dominique Perrault and became one of Madrid’s best-known modern sports venues.
Who designed Caja Mágica?
Dominique Perrault designed Caja Mágica. The complex is known for its distinctive modern architecture as well as its role in hosting professional tennis.
What surface is used at the Madrid Open in Caja Mágica?
The Madrid Open is played on clay courts at Caja Mágica. That makes the venue part of the European clay-court season before the French Open.
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