Experience the passion of football and major events at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, the sporting heart of the Eternal City and home to AS Roma and SS Lazio. Secure your spot for an unforgettable experience.
The Stadio Olimpico in Rome, with a current capacity of 70,634 spectators, is the main sports venue in the Italian capital and an emblem of European sport. Located north of the city within the monumental Foro Italico complex, it is the shared home of the two major local rivals, AS Roma and SS Lazio. Officially opened in 1953, the stadium was the centerpiece of the 1960 Olympic Games. Throughout its history, it has hosted four European Cup/Champions League finals and the 1990 world football championship final. Its design, featuring a surrounding athletics track, also allows it to host major athletics events and concerts, cementing its status as a top-tier multifunctional venue. The passion experienced in its stands, especially during the 'Derby della Capitale', is legendary, offering a complete sporting experience.
With the Serie A and European competition schedules confirmed, the stadium is gearing up to host AS Roma and SS Lazio matches, promising exciting clashes.
Artists like Tiziano Ferro and Max Pezzali will perform at the Stadio Olimpico, cementing its status as a key venue for live music in Italy.
The club has received approval for the feasibility project of its new stadium in Pietralata, with construction planned to begin in 2027.
The Stadio Olimpico will once again be the home of the Italian national rugby team for the prestigious tournament, attracting thousands of fans from all over Europe.
New improvements have been implemented in the facilities for people with reduced mobility, reaffirming the stadium's commitment to inclusion.
Following in their rivals' footsteps, SS Lazio has presented plans to renovate the historic Stadio Flaminio, which could mean a future without both teams at the Olimpico.
Fans are already marking their calendars for the clashes between Roma and Lazio, the most anticipated matches of the year in the Italian capital.
The venue successfully hosted a new edition of the continental athletics championship, once again demonstrating its versatility and ability to host large-scale events.
