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Coffee cocktails, bottomless Champagne, and lunch with Andre Agassi: Here's what it's like to attend Wimbledon as a VIP

Alan Dawson   

Coffee cocktails, bottomless Champagne, and lunch with Andre Agassi: Here's what it's like to attend Wimbledon as a VIP

Rafa Nadal wins at Wimbledon

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Business Insider watched Rafa Nadal on Centre Court at Wimbledon, last week.

Watching the Wimbledon Championships live is an experience like no other in sport.

Wimbledon is the oldest of the tennis majors and takes place at the prestigious All England Club every summer - usually for a two week period from late June to early July.

There are multiple matches going on at the same time, so fans who arrive early can enjoy tennis from 11 a.m. onwards.

However, the traditions at the tournament are what really makes it - from white outfits to Pimms to strawberries and cream.

Nowhere is this more apparently than in the VIP area, which adds a whole new element of grandeur to the sporting festivities - free Champagne included.

As Business Insider UK's Sports Reporter, I attended Wimbledon in the VIP area. Keep scrolling to see what it was like.

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