Foro Italico & Stadio Olimpico Guided Tour

Explore Rome's Foro Italico and Stadio Olimpico on a guided tour through landmark arenas and historic sports architecture.

Getting started

Meet your expert guide at the Foro Italico sports complex and begin your guided tour of its monumental spaces. Your entry to the Foro Italico sports complex is handled with your booking, so you can focus on following the route through the venue. From here, the group moves together toward the key outdoor arenas before continuing on to the Stadio Olimpico interior areas, subject to accessibility on the day.

What to expect

Foro Italico sports complex

This monumental sports district brings together Fascist-era architecture, open-air arenas, and key symbols of Italian sporting tradition. Your guided tour of the Foro Italico sports complex links the different zones into a single route, with your guide framing each stop within the story of Italian sports and stadium culture.

Features

• Entry to the Foro Italico sports complex is included with your tour, so you access the main outdoor areas without separate tickets or additional on-site purchases.
• Along Viale del Foro Italico you see historical mosaics and architecture that reflect the era in which the complex was conceived, while your professional guide provides commentary on Italian sports, architecture, and stadium traditions.
• The monumental Obelisco del Foro Italico acts as a recognizable landmark on your walk, giving you a clear sense of the complex's layout as you move between the different sporting venues.

Stadio dei Marmi, Stadio Nicola Pietrangeli, and Central Tennis Court

Within the complex, the route focuses on Stadio dei Marmi and the tennis venues that host the Internazionali BNL d'Italia, including Stadio Nicola Pietrangeli and the Central Tennis Court, subject to availability on the day of your visit.

Features

• Entry to Stadio dei Marmi, Stadio Nicola Pietrangeli, and the Central Tennis Court is included, so you step directly into these arenas as part of the guided route, within the limits of any event restrictions.
• At Stadio dei Marmi you walk among 60 marble statues of athletes, observing how each sculpture interprets physical strength and sports ideals from a different angle.
• In Stadio Nicola Pietrangeli and the Central Tennis Court areas, your guide explains their role in the Internazionali BNL d'Italia, helping you picture tournament days while you look over the stands and playing areas from accessible viewpoints.

Stadio Olimpico

Stadio Olimpico is the final major stop, where you visit accessible interior areas as conditions permit on the day. This stadium is home to major football clubs and the Italian national team, and your visit focuses on the behind-the-scenes route typically reserved for players and staff.

Features

• Entry to the Stadio Olimpico accessible interior areas is included, and your guided visit inside these sections is always subject to availability based on events, maintenance, and security needs.
• Passing through the Tunnel of Glory, you follow the same path athletes take toward the field, with your guide using this route to highlight key episodes in Italian football and stadium history.
• From the sidelines and the Monte Mario Tribune you gain a privileged view of the field, contrasting the perspectives of players at pitch level with those of spectators in the stands.
• Where accessible on the day, your route can include interior points such as the museum area with trophies and photographs, mixed zone, or locker room corridors; access to the playing field, changing rooms, museum, or other restricted areas is not guaranteed and may be closed without notice.