Stadio Olimpico Seating Plan

The Stadio Olimpico holds roughly 70,000 spectators, all seated, making it Italy’s second-largest stadium after the San Siro.

In the two ends behind the goals: Roma’s ultras occupy the Curva Sud and Lazio’s the Curva Nord, with the home club taking its usual curva on matchday.

Yes — the translucent canopy added in 1990 covers all four stands, though wind-driven rain can still reach the lowest rows.

Visiting supporters are usually placed in a segregated corner, typically part of the Curva Nord or the adjacent Distinti sector, depending on the fixture.

Metro Line A to Flaminio then tram 2 to Piazza Mancini, or buses to the Foro Italico; it is about a 10-minute walk across the Tiber to the ground.

Yes, the Olimpico retains its running track, so every seat is set back a little further from the pitch than at a football-only stadium.

Hosts Italy’s Six Nations rugby fixtures and the Golden Gala athletics meeting; for concerts a stage fills one end and the pitch becomes standing floor, cutting the running-track distance.

Section numbers at Stadio Olimpico follow the seating tiers. Tribuna Monte Mario: Tribuna Monte Mario / Monte Mario Top; Tribuna Tevere: Tribuna Tevere / Tevere Top; Curva Sud / Curva Nord: Curva Sud, Curva Nord; Distinti: Distinti Nord / Distinti Sud.

Yes. Stadio Olimpico's seating plan is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Tribuna Monte Mario Tribuna Monte Mario / Monte Mario Top; Tribuna Tevere Tribuna Tevere / Tevere Top; Curva Sud / Curva Nord Curva Sud, Curva Nord; Distinti Distinti Nord / Distinti Sud), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating plan on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Stadio Olimpico are from Tribuna Monte Mario, central blocks — Covered, elevated and on the halfway line for the truest view of the game. The weakest are Front rows of any tier: The athletics track sits between you and the touchline, so the pitch feels distant and low action is partly hidden. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating plan for Stadio Olimpico.

For families at Stadio Olimpico, Tribuna Tevere or Distinti away from the curve works best — Seated family areas with a full pitch view and distance from the most intense support.

Dedicated wheelchair and companion positions are provided with step-free access; these should be booked in advance through the hosting club’s ticket office rather than bought on general sale. Accessible parking and assistance are available on request. Locations: Wheelchair positions sit at the front of the Distinti and lower Tribuna areas with pitch-level access points..

Stadio Olimpico is made up of 4 main stands: Tribuna Monte Mario; Tribuna Tevere; Curva Sud / Curva Nord; Distinti.

For the best view at Stadio Olimpico, aim for Tribuna Monte Mario, central blocks (Covered, elevated and on the halfway line for the truest view of the game.); Tribuna Tevere (A central side view for noticeably less than Monte Mario, and still covered.). The view is most restricted from Front rows of any tier (The athletics track sits between you and the touchline, so the pitch feels distant and low action is partly hidden.).

Car parks near Stadio Olimpico include Viale Tommaso Tittoni, 15 Parking, Parcheggio, Parcheggio, Parking and more. The closest is Viale Tommaso Tittoni, 15 Parking, about 255 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.