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Welcome to your go-to page for Stadio Olimpico in Rome. Located at Piazzale del Foro Italico, this multi-purpose stadium is home to AS Roma and Lazio, and hosts rugby matches, concerts, and major events. Whether you’re planning to see a match, a live show, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with seating details, parking tips, transit guidance, and trusted recommendations for nearby hotels and dining. Secure your seats with confidence—we’ve got you.
Overview: The stadium offers distinct seating areas including Monte Mario and Tevere stands, Curva Nord and Curva Sud curves, and Distinti corners. Football configurations typically accommodate about 68,530 spectators, with rugby and other events listed around 70,634 seats depending on the setup. The venue’s rich history includes hosting the 1960 Olympics opening ceremony, World Cup finals, and Champions League showpieces, making it a landmark in Italian sport and culture.
Plan your journey smartly: on-site parking is limited, so consider nearby options at Piazzale Farnesina or along Viale delle Olimpiadi. Public transit serves the stadium via tram line 2 and several bus routes. The nearest metro stations are Flaminio (Line A) and Ottaviano (Line A). If you’re visiting Rome for a game or concert, we’ll help you navigate tickets, seating, and transportation with ease. For a comfortable stay, explore hotel options within a few kilometers of the Foro Italico, along with trusted, nearby dining picks. We’ve highlighted affiliate partner hotels and restaurants to simplify your planning and keep your trip smooth and straightforward.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: Piazzale del Foro Italico, Rome, Italy.
- Venue type: Multi‑purpose stadium within the Foro Italico; home of AS Roma and Lazio; also used for rugby and concerts.
- Seating chart: Official plan shows two long stands (Monte Mario and Tevere), two curves (Curva Nord and Curva Sud), and corner blocks (Distinti); football capacity listed as 68,530.
- Capacity: Football ~68,530; rugby/other configurations cited at ~70,634.
- Parking: On‑site parking is limited; nearby options include Piazzale Farnesina and Viale delle Olimpiadi; many fans rely on public transit or park‑and‑ride.
- Transit: Served by tram line 2 and multiple bus routes; nearest metro options include Flaminio (Line A) and Ottaviano (Line A); official travel guidance available from AS Roma.
- Nearby hotels: Numerous hotels within a few kilometers of the Foro Italico (examples listed on Hotels.com).
- Notable events hosted: 1960 Olympics opening ceremony; 1987 World Championships in Athletics; 1990 FIFA World Cup Final; UEFA Champions League finals (1996, 2009); European Cup finals (1977, 1984).
- Renaming/demolition: Renamed Stadio Olimpico in 1955; no demolition; remains in use as Rome’s principal stadium.