Rome Olympic Stadium (Stadio Olimpico) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Rome Olympic Stadium. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Olympic Stadium Tour With Expert Guide in Rome

• Olympic Stadium Tour Express - Skip the Line

• Rome: Attend an AS Roma or Lazio Football Game With a Local Fan

Various tours of the Rome Olympic Stadium are available. A standard package with admission and an audio guide costs €27, while a guided tour with a live guide costs around €50, and tickets to an AS Roma soccer game with an assigned seat can cost several hundred euros.

Yes, the Rome Olympic Stadium is definitely worth visiting if you're a fan of AS Roma or a sports enthusiast. You can take behind-the-scenes tours of the stadium—either with a live guide or a more economical audio guide—or attend a game here to enjoy the electrifying atmosphere.

Per one customer who booked the Olympic Stadium Tour with Expert Guide in Rome, "My tour guide, Simon, was very helpful and spoke many languages. The tour spends around 25 minutes going around the grounds of the Stadio Olimpico and focuses on its fascist routes under Mussolini, so it touches on history and politics as well as other sports. The remaining part of the tour takes you down the Legends entrance into the players' changing rooms before eventually going to the pitch, the bench, and up to the top of the terrace, ending at a cafe/bar and the club shop. Overall, I found it a good value for money and interesting."

Yes, Rome Olympic Stadium tickets are primarily sold for matches, but you can also visit this massive, historic facility on a tour when the pitch is bare. Though you won’t experience the pomp and circumstance of a game, you will get behind-the-scenes access to spots like the locker rooms, the trophy portal, and more.

Oddly enough, you can bring food, like sandwiches, inside Stadio Olimpico, but you can’t bring drinks. Just about everything else is off limits—no e-cigarettes, no lighters, no pushchairs, and no luggage. You need some form of ID to get inside, plus your ticket, so be sure to bring those.

With seating for over 70,000 spectators, Stadio Olimpico is the largest sports facility in Rome. At least, currently: Over various eras, the world-famous Roman Colosseum held anywhere from 50,000 to 80,000 spectators. Not much has changed when it comes to the Roman love of sports.

Stadio Olimpico is the prime attraction within the Foro Italico sports complex, which is north of the city of Rome. It’s about a 25-minute drive from the Roma Termini train station and popular attractions like the Trevi Fountain (Fontana di Trevi). Alternatively, the bus or metro can get you there in about 40 minutes for a nominal fee.

Yes, Rome Olympic Stadium tours are available through FIGC (Italian Federation Football). Tours typically run every day there isn’t a football match, and with tickets booked in advance, you’ll get a guided look at the pitch, locker rooms, the players’ entrance, and more.

Yes, you do need a valid ID to enter Rome’s Stadio Olimpico. If you’re here for a game, the name on your ID should match the name on your ticket (which you must also present and keep throughout the game). You’ll also need to go through a metal detector to enter the stadium.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting the Rome Olympic Stadium. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Rome:

• Colosseum

• Roman Forum

• Sistine Chapel

• Vatican Museums

• Palatine Hill

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Rome.