Stadio Olimpico in Rome
Stadio Olimpico Information
Teams: Lazio and Roma
Stadium: Stadio Olimpico
Address: Via Foro Italico, 00194 Rome
Capacity: 82,000
Directions: Stadio Olimpico is about 6km from the city center of Rome, located to the north of the city. Unless you’re staying close by, you won’t want to walk – it’d take you about an hour and a half to walk to the stadium from central Rome. Luckily, you can catch a bus or tram to the Stadio Olimpico from the city center. Buses 32 and 280 serve the stadium, as does tram 225.
Driving Directions to Stadio Olimpico di Torino: From Piazza Venezia in central Rome, head west on the Via del Plebiscito, which will curve slightly to the right and become Corso Vittorio Emanuele II. Turn right at the Piazza di Sant’Andrea delle Valle, follow the edge of the piazza as it curves to the left, and then turn right onto Corso del Rinaschimento. When the road comes to a T, turn left at Piazza delle 5 Lune and then, at the Y, turn right onto Via Giuseppe Zanardelli. When you reach the river, turn right on Lungotevere Marzio and continue on this road when it becomes Lungotevere in Augusta. Eventually you’ll have to turn right to get off this road and get onto Lungotevere Arnaldo da Brescia, which becomes Lungotevere delle Navi. You’ll cross the river at the Ponte del Risorgimento, and then turn right onto Lungotevere Guglielmo Oberdan, which becomes Lungotevere della Vittoria. This road eventually turns to the left away from the river, at which point you’ll turn right onto Lungotevere Maresciallo Cadorna, then left onto Via Roberto di Lavriano, and then right onto Viale dei Gladitori. When this road comes to an end, you’ll see the stadium in front of you.
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Hotels Near Stadio Olimpico
There is no shortage of hotels in Rome, of that you can be sure of – but because this is is an immense and sprawling city, if your only reason for coming to town is to see a game then you’ll want to stay as close to the stadium as you can manage. Otherwise – and there are plenty more reasons to hang out in Rome for a few days – make sure you’re near a bus or tram stop.
- Hotel Astrid – Largo Antonio Sarti 4, Rome – Located a stone’s throw from the stadium, WiFi & internet available, garage parking nearby. Rooms from €100.
- Hotel Farnesina – Via della Farnesina 23, Rome – Not far from the stadium, free internet, full buffet breakfast. Rooms from €80.
Hostels Near Stadio Olimpico
Most of Rome’s hostels are located around the Termini train station, but there’s one hostel that’s on the far side of Vatican City – usually this isn’t necessarily a perk, because it’s so far from the city’s historic center, but if you’re just going to a game then it’s a pretty good location.
- Happy Days Hostel – Via Trionfale 146, Rome – Not far from stadium, 10-minute walk from Vatican City, free interent access, age restriction to 18-35. Beds from €25.
- Casa Vacanze Roma – Via dei Prati della Farnesina 46, Rome – Apartment for short-term rent, not far from stadium. Apartment from €60.
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