Wimbledon

Most famously famous for it Wombles, of course.

Apparently, some other stuff goes on here too:

My (Kim) dream to one day see Wimbledon, of course begins with the shop.
The famous Hill - many an aussie fan has taken over with inflatable kangaroos cheering Pat Cash, Pat Rafter and Lleyton Hewitt, apparently.
Outside Courts - otherwise known as champions graveyards.
All ready for 2006 Grand Slam - starts last week of June.
Press Interview room.
Court 1 - the second most important court at Wimbledon - they play a lot of the top matches of the championship on this court.
Centre Court - the most hallowed grass in the world. Even though Wimbledon Club is actively used all year around, centre court is only ever used for 2 weeks a year - just for the championship.
Let me have a game , please?
52,000 slazenger balls are used for the 2 week event.
Ladies Winners Cup.
The museum is crammed with history.
Mens Singles Trophies.
Old style wooden rackets.
New graphite rackets on a funny wheel thingo that goes around.