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Stadio Olimpico seating guide
The Stadio Olimpico is located in the Foro Italico sports complex in northern Rome. With a capacity of around 68,500 for football, it offers a range of seating options, from lively sections behind the goals to seats along the sides of the pitch.
Curva Nord
The Curva Nord is the main home supporters' section for Lazio fans. It's known for its singing, flags and strong atmosphere, particularly during important league matches and the derby against Roma. This is a popular choice for supporters who want to be part of the home crowd.
Distinti Nord
The Distinti Nord sections sit behind the goal near the Curva Nord. They offer another option for experiencing the Lazio home atmosphere, with views towards one end of the pitch.
Tribuna Tevere
Tribuna Tevere runs along one side of the pitch and offers a side-on view of the match. It can suit fans who want to follow the movement of play across the whole field rather than sit behind a goal.
Tribuna Monte Mario
Tribuna Monte Mario is on the opposite side of the stadium and includes central and lateral seating options. Depending on the block, these seats can offer a good overall view of the pitch. Premium seating and hospitality areas may also be available for selected fixtures.
Curva Sud and Distinti Sud
These sections are at the southern end of the stadium. The allocation and access arrangements can vary by fixture, especially for matches involving Roma or other clubs with specific away-supporter arrangements. Always check the section listed with your ticket before booking.
How to get to the Stadio Olimpico
The Stadio Olimpico is located at Viale dei Gladiatori in Rome, within the Foro Italico complex. It doesn't have a metro station directly outside, so most visitors combine the metro with a bus or tram and a walk to the ground.
By tram
One option from central Rome is to take Metro Line A to Flaminio, then catch tram 2 towards Piazza Mancini. From the final stop, walk towards the stadium. Allow extra time to cross the area and reach your entrance, particularly on busy matchdays.
By bus
Several bus routes serve the area around the Stadio Olimpico. Bus 32 connects the Ottaviano metro area with Piazzale della Farnesina, while bus 280 runs from the Lepanto area towards Piazza Mancini. Other services may also be suitable depending on where you're staying.
Check current routes and departure times with Rome's public transport operator before travelling, as services can change for major matches.
By metro
Metro Line A is useful for reaching connections near the stadium. Depending on your route, you can travel to Flaminio for tram 2 or to Ottaviano or Lepanto for onward bus connections. There is no metro stop at the stadium itself, so allow time for the final part of the journey.
By car or taxi
The stadium can be reached by car, but traffic restrictions and parking controls may apply around the Foro Italico on matchdays. Parking can be limited, so check local arrangements before driving. A taxi or ride-hailing service may also face delays near kick-off and full-time.
From Rome's main railway stations
If you're arriving at Roma Termini, take Metro Line A towards Flaminio, Ottaviano or Lepanto and continue by tram or bus. If you're arriving at Roma Tiburtina, check the best metro and bus connection for your matchday. Allow extra time if you need to change services.