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Foro Italico in Rome is a premier multi-venue sports complex inside Monte Mario, offering iconic facilities like Stadio Olimpico and a premier tennis site featuring Campo Centrale, Grand Stand Arena, Nicola Pietrangeli Stadium, and the newer SuperTennis Arena added in 2025. This page provides practical, straightforward information to help you secure your seats with ease, plan your visit, and explore nearby amenities.
Whether you’re here for the annual Internazionali BNL d'Italia tennis tournament, Olympic history, or world-class athletics and football heritage, we’ve got you covered with seating details, parking guidance, transit options, and trusted partner recommendations for hotels and dining near Foro Italico.
Venue overview: Foro Italico comprises several venues within the Monte Mario complex, including the Stadio Olimpico (multi-purpose stadium) and dedicated tennis facilities. The tennis site encompasses Campo Centrale (capacity 10,500), Grand Stand Arena (~5,000), Nicola Pietrangeli Stadium (~3,720), Stadio del Tennis (~10,584), and the 2025 addition, SuperTennis Arena (~3,000). The overall tennis site capacity expanded to roughly 55,000. National and international events, from the 1960 Summer Olympics to the Internazionali BNL d'Italia, showcase Foro Italico’s enduring role in sport. For practical planning, explore official parking areas around Piazzale della Farnesina, Viale delle Olimpiadi, and Viale dei Gladiatori, with Park & Ride options linked to public transit. Public transit is robust, with Metro A access (Flaminio, Lepanto, Ottaviano), tram lines 2 and 19, and multiple bus routes. Nearby hotels and dining options are plentiful in central Rome and near the Della Vittoria/Olmo districts, with affiliate partners popular among visitors.
We’ve arranged helpful, non-pushy guidance to secure your seats and make the most of your Foro Italico visit. If you’re after official artist or event updates, refer to the linked social accounts and venues below. Date-specific details, seating, and nearby services are provided in a clear, user-friendly format to support an easy ticket-buying experience.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: Complesso del Foro Italico, Viale dei Gladiatori, 00135 Roma RM, Rome, Italy.
- Venue type: multi-venue sports complex inside Monte Mario, including Stadio Olimpico (multi-purpose stadium), Stadio dei Marmi (athletics), and a tiered tennis center (Campo Centrale, Grand Stand Arena, Nicola Pietrangeli Stadium) with the new SuperTennis Arena added in 2025.
- Seating/chart highlights: Campo Centrale capacity 10,500; Grand Stand Arena ~5,000; Nicola Pietrangeli Stadium ~3,720; Stadio del Tennis capacity ~10,584; SuperTennis Arena capacity ~3,000. Total Foro Italico tennis site capacity expanded to ~55,000 in 2025. ([tennistours.com](https://www.tennistours.com/italian-open/seating-map?utm_source=openai))
- Notable events hosted: 1960 Summer Olympics (swimming/athletics at Foro Italico facilities); 1990 FIFA World Cup Final at Stadio Olimpico; annual Internazionali BNL d'Italia (Italian Open) tennis tournament at Foro Italico. ([turismoroma.it](https://www.turismoroma.it/en/places/stadio-olimpico?utm_source=openai))
- Parking: official event parking areas typically around Piazzale della Farnesina, Viale delle Olimpiadi, and Viale dei Gladiatori; alternatives include nearby residential areas; Park & Ride options linked to public transport. ([telepass.com](https://www.telepass.com/en/consumer/services/parkings/dove-parcheggiare-stadio-olimpico-roma?utm_source=openai))
- Transit: well-served by public transit (Metro A to Flaminio/Lepanto/Ottaviano, tram lines 2 and 19, several bus routes); comprehensive getting‑there guidance published by Roma Mobilità and transit apps. ([romamobilita.it](https://romamobilita.it/it/moving-rome/how-get-olympic-stadium?utm_source=openai))
- Nearby hotels: multiple hotels in the surrounding area (e.g., near Della Vittoria/Olmo area and central Rome) with options listed on hotel booking platforms. ([hotels.com](https://www.hotels.com/de1657493/hotels-near-olympic-stadium-rome-italy/?utm_source=openai))
- Renaming/demolition notes: the complex was originally named Foro Mussolini and has since been renamed Foro Italico; no demolitions of the main venues have occurred. Stadio dei Marmi was renamed Pietro Mennea in 2013. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foro_Italico?utm_source=openai))