Overview
- 🏟️Large sizedVenue capacity is 72,000
There are spaces for wheelchair users located across both the Tribuna Tevere and Tribuna Monte Mario. Wheelchair-user spaces in the Tribuna Tevere are located on level 1 with companion seating available behind the wheelchair-user spaces. Sight lines from this area of the stadium are good with no obstructed views from supporters in front. Wheelchair user spaces in the Tribuna Monte Mario are on level 3 with no companion seating available. Sight lines from this area are adequate, although some spectators may find their view obstructed by the metal safety barrier.
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🏟️ Address: Stadio Olimpico, Viale dei Gladiatori, Rome, 00135, Italy Directions in Google Maps
Stadio Olimpico does not have an official parking area for spectators and so you will need use public parking. This includes nearby streets surrounding the venue, which have on-street parking spaces marked with blue zones. Simply park your vehicle and pay the hourly rate to cover the duration of your stay.
Taxis are able to drop-off and pick-up in the streets surrounding Stadio Olimpico. There is no official taxi rank, but the area around the Lungotevere Maresciallo Cadorna entrance gate is a popular taxi point.
Stadio Olimpico can be reached on many bus routes:
Stadio Olimpico is accessible by Tram Line 2: from Metro Line A, transfer to Tram Line 2 at Flamino station, and then take Line 2 to Piazza Mancini station.
If you are looking to be close to the stadium, then the Prati neighbourhood is popular, famous for its art nouveau and umbertino architecture. Prati is 3 km from Stadio Olimpico (approximately a 30-minute walk) and still has good access to Rome's other attractions including Vatican City. The stadium's urban location means that visitors can stay in almost any area of Rome and have easy access to the venue on public transport.
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Stadio Olimpico is located approximately a 6.0 km (72 min) walk from Rome city centre. If you're coming from the north and/or west of the city, you may find the distance shorter. If you have the time (and the stamina), you can coordinate the route through the beautiful Villa Borghese park and along the River Tiber.
