Stadio Olimpico (AS Roma & SS Lazio)

Fans inside Stadio Olimpico during a football match.

Stadio Olimpico in Rome is one of Italy’s most iconic sports venues, serving as the home stadium for both AS Roma and SS Lazio. Known for its impressive architecture and vibrant atmosphere, the Stadio Olimpico is a must-visit for football enthusiasts and tourists exploring the Eternal City.

History

Opened in 1953, the Stadio Olimpico was initially built for the 1960 Rome Olympics. Designed by architects Annibale Vitellozzi and Furio Camillo, the stadium has undergone several renovations to modernize its facilities while preserving its historic charm. It has hosted numerous major events, including UEFA Champions League finals and World Cup matches.

Interesting Facts

  • Olympic Heritage: Originally constructed for the 1960 Rome Olympics, the stadium retains its Olympic legacy.
  • Seating Capacity: The Stadio Olimpico accommodates approximately 70,634 spectators, making it one of the largest stadiums in Italy.
  • Major Events: In addition to football matches, the stadium has hosted concerts, athletics events, and was a venue for the 1990 FIFA World Cup.

Tour Information

A tour of the Stadio Olimpico offers an in-depth look at one of Rome’s premier sports venues.

Tour Highlights

  • Players’ Dressing Rooms: Explore where AS Roma and SS Lazio players prepare for their matches.
  • Pitchside Experience: Walk out onto the pitch and enjoy views from the same perspective as the players.
  • Press Room: Visit the press room where post-match interviews and press conferences are conducted.
  • Stadium Museum: Discover the history of the Stadio Olimpico through interactive exhibits and memorabilia.

Tour Details

  • Times: Tours are available on specific days, with various time slots throughout the week. Tours could be subject to change in matchdays.
  • Duration: The tour lasts approximately 60 to 90 minutes.

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