Foro Italico is a large sports complex on Viale del Foro Italico in Rome, known for its tennis courts and major sporting events. Come for a match, such as tennis or rugby, or take a stadium tour to see the grounds and sports facilities. During tennis events, you can also browse merchandise shops and find food and drink around the fan village. The complex is outside the city centre, but buses and walking routes provide ways to reach it.
Sports and stadiums
Foro Italico is a sports complex on Viale del Foro Italico. Its grounds include tennis courts and the Stadio Olimpico, and the complex hosts events including tennis and rugby. A stadium tour gives you a way to see the venue beyond match day.
The grounds and their history
The complex is known for its sports facilities and Roman statues. At the main gate, a tall monument dedicated to Mussolini is part of the site’s history. The grounds can be busy during events, and visitors have noted that seating comfort and restroom capacity can be limited.
FAQ
Can you take a tour of Foro Italico?
A stadium tour is available and is a way to see the venue and its sports facilities.
How do you get to Foro Italico?
The complex is outside Rome’s city centre. Buses and walking routes provide access.
Should I book tickets in advance for an event?
Yes. Booking event tickets in advance is recommended.
