Worst experience... no gallery... no photos ... u can just take a picture with ridiculous chair that has Rome motto ... don't waste your money No respect for the stadium Staff can't speak English read more

Stadio Olimpico - Only gallery available - chair - Soccer Near Me - Rome, RM

I came here with my Wife for a Lazio game. We purchased the ticket in advanced. The security and checking of the tickets happened 2 times.It was sad, at the second time they searched our bag and they held our selfie stick. I don't know why didn't allow it. I can understand no water or food. But, it their rules we followed it. It was such a small crowd that at the end of the game the guard recognized us and gave back our stick as we were leaving. It is public trans accessible but a long 2-3 block walk to the stadium. The stadium is kinda boring and run down. they're some pretty cool mosaics in the property but its not maintained. I glad my wife took me here and got to experience an Italian futbol game. I am lucky to have a wife to think about me. We were able to enjoy the game after a stressful time trying to get to the stadium. read more

Stadio Olimpico - Soccer Near Me - Rome, RM

Came here for a Lazio game, what would also make it my first European Football match ever. The stadium has a generic feel, and its also very outdated. The big screens were so old, they had the picture quality of 80's tube TV's, which I thought was a bit cool ha ha. Be ready to go thought security twice, and have your ID ready to show alongside with your ticket. I don't know why it happens this way, but I think its to avoid scalpers and counterfeiting and security of course. Over all a great experience. The stadium has a lot of history, built in the 1930's by Mussolini I believe. Theirs plenty of Olympic themed statues and art all over the stadium which were part of the renovations done when Rome hosted the Olympics. I highly recommend visiting for a Lazio or AS Roma home game. Both the game and the fans passion for football is quite a spectacle. read more

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Stadio Olimpico is the "Olympic Stadium" of Rome, it opened in 1937 but was rebuilt in 1990 for the World Cup, this stadium is now shared by rivals Roma and Lazio. The stadium don't run tours, so don't attend (like me) and expect to see anything other than the outside of the stadium and a few fences. They was security guards here, but they were hard to find and I only knew about them after being shown by locals, who were strangely gathered at the stadium with cars going in and out, despite "nothing going on" They isn't really anything in this area so it isn't a place to go just to have a look, the space is empty really, it reminds me of a wasted opportunity, as they could make a lot of money by doing tours. The stadium isn't too impressive and from the looks of it, you can't tell Roma and Lazio play here as they is no logos around the stadium or team names mentioned, just the stadium name, of course this is obvious reasons with them being rivals, and often violent between each other but it is quite unusual for me, to see no logo of the team that plays at the stadium or mention of them, not there. The stadium definitely does look old from the outside, and although they is nice Olympic buildings surrounding it, it just isn't a nice place on the outside, with pot holes in the floor and it being unsteady in certain areas, which is something you wouldn't see at a big Premier League teams stadium I only came here as I do like to go around football stadiums, and I'm planning to visit as many as I can in Europe, but in all honesty if you are just coming here for a tour, and not a game, it just isn't worth bothering as they is nothing to do at the stadium or nearby when you get there, with nearby cafes being "pop-up stalls" and looking scruffy and not a nice place to go. I am giving 2 stars because I do believe this to be a great thing if they work on it, like providing tours and in all honesty it is a nice football venue, and one of the better ones in Italy and it doesn't deserve one. read more

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This place is not very impressive. It's a difficult to get to by public transportation. Many parts of the stadium are grimy, crumbling and have paint peeling. The restrooms and concession stands are really basic. When I was here for an AS Roma match the stands were only half full. The field is also quite a way from the stands. read more

Stadio Olimpico - Not many fans - Soccer Near Me - Rome, RM

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I saw my first ever professional football match in Europe at this stadium. This was back in 2004 and in all honesty I don't remember if the stadium was nice, if the bathrooms were clean, etc. but I do remember the environment. The Roma fans reminded me why I love the sport so much! It was a match against Parma and the highlight of it all was witnessing Totti break A.S. Roma's goal scoring record. Even if you're not a fan of the sport, do yourself a favor and watch a match if you're in Rome. It's an unforgettable experience. read more

I visited the stadium twice in a 3 day period - first to see some rugby and then soccer/football. On the Saturday I went to see Italy vs. Ireland in Six Nations rugby. This was an afternoon game and the closer we got to the stadium the better the atmosphere. There were stalls on the bridge selling rugby souvenirs and also food. Going through the gate, after noticing that there wasn't much of a police presence (rugby fans seems to be more civilized), we were in the Olympic compound. There was a very large Perroni area where you could buy all the Italian beer that you wanted. We also walked around the area and onto the track that was also used for the 1960 Olympics. Entering the stadium, we were hit with waves of green (Ireland) and blue (Italy) colors. It was a real carnival atmosphere. Excellent! Two nights later I went to see Lazio vs. Genoa. This time it was dark and also much colder. The stadium was probably two-thirds full as opposed to almost being sold out for the rugby. There was no party atmosphere but there was a police presence. Food? Fergetaboutit. There wasn't much around. Fortunately they did sell some inside the stadium and this time the lines were very short; nothing like Saturday afternoon. It really felt like two different stadiums from one game to the other. But overall, I enjoyed both experiences. read more

As you know, this is the home of AS Roma soccer (www.asroma.it), and during their exciting games the flame is alive and well in this stadium!!! I would warn anybody that when going to an event there, keep your valuable as secure as possible. Otherwise, it is a great time to be had with an AS Roma game. You will see one of the most vibrant crows at their games: it seems like they are much more entertaining than the game itself!!! read more

I love this stadium!! I have seen many Roma games here, from the Curva Sud to the Tribuna D'Onore and each one has been amazing. The stadium can be difficult to navigate and the concession stands close a bit too early, but it is safe, friendly and the view is great all around. Highly recommend to any and all visitors, from football fans to families. read more