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Stadio Olimpico Seating Guide
The Stadio Olimpico has a capacity of around 68,500 and is shared by Roma and Lazio. Its main seating areas include Curva Sud, Curva Nord, Distinti, Tribuna Tevere and Tribuna Monte Mario. Each section offers a different view of the pitch and matchday experience.
Curva Sud
Curva Sud is traditionally the main gathering point for Roma's most passionate supporters. Expect chants, flags and a lively atmosphere, particularly during major matches and local derbies.
Seats are behind the goal, so the view differs from the side stands. This section is worth considering if you want to experience the energy of Roma's home support.
Curva Nord
Curva Nord is at the opposite end of the stadium. It is traditionally associated with Lazio supporters, so Roma fans should check the fixture's seating arrangements and ticket conditions before booking here.
The view is from behind the goal, offering a different perspective on attacking play at either end of the pitch.
Distinti Sud and Distinti Nord
The Distinti sections sit between the Curva ends and the main side stands. They offer a view of the pitch from an angle, making them an alternative to seats directly behind the goals.
Distinti Sud may appeal to Roma supporters who want to sit closer to the Curva Sud atmosphere, while the northern sections are closer to Curva Nord. Check the exact section shown on your ticket, particularly for fixtures with specific supporter restrictions.
Tribuna Tevere
Tribuna Tevere runs along one side of the pitch and offers a side-on view of the action. It is a good option for fans who want to follow the overall shape of the game and watch play develop across the field.
Certain areas are designated for families and supporters with accessibility needs. Availability and arrangements can vary by match, so check the details before booking.
Tribuna Monte Mario
Tribuna Monte Mario is the main stand on the opposite side of the stadium. It offers a broad view of the pitch, with central seats providing a more direct perspective of the halfway line.
This stand also includes designated premium and hospitality areas. Check the listing carefully to confirm the exact seating section and whether any additional facilities are included.
Away Supporters' Section
The away section is reserved for visiting supporters with the appropriate ticket. Its location and access arrangements depend on the fixture and the visiting team's allocation.
Away fans should check the matchday rules before booking and avoid purchasing seats in home sections unless the ticket conditions specifically permit it.
How to Get to Stadio Olimpico
The Stadio Olimpico is located within the Foro Italico sports complex in northern Rome. It can be reached by bus, metro and tram connections, or by car, although traffic and crowds can make matchday journeys slower.
By Train
Roma Termini is Rome's main railway station, with connections to cities across Italy. From Termini, take Metro Line A towards Battistini and get off at Ottaviano. From there, bus 32 runs towards Piazzale della Farnesina, a short walk from the stadium.
If arriving at Roma Tiburtina or Roma Ostiense, connect to the metro network and follow the same route via Termini and Ottaviano.
By Metro and Tram
There is no metro station directly beside Stadio Olimpico, but several connections make public transport a practical option.
Metro Line A and bus 32: Get off at Ottaviano and take bus 32 to Piazzale della Farnesina.
Metro Line A and tram 2: Travel to Flaminio and take tram 2 towards Piazza Mancini, then walk to the stadium.
By Bus
Bus services provide connections from different parts of Rome to the Foro Italico area. Bus 32 is a useful option from the Ottaviano metro station, while other routes serve nearby roads and stops.
By Car
If driving from outside Rome, follow the signs for the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA), the city's ring road, and take exit 5 towards Flaminia. Continue towards Foro Italico and the stadium.
Traffic restrictions and parking availability can vary on matchdays. Check the club's latest parking guidance before setting off, and consider using public transport to avoid congestion around the ground.
By Taxi
A taxi can be convenient when travelling from your accommodation or another part of Rome. However, roads around Foro Italico can become busy on matchdays, so allow extra time and agree a suitable drop-off point with your driver.