Olympic Stadium (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Olympic Stadium?
What makes it 35% Baby-Friendly: Babies may enter only if carried; strollers are banned, nursing and changing facilities are undocumented, and long, noisy walks to seats make the visit challenging though not forbidden.
Positives:
- Family Section Available: Buy family-sector tickets at official A.S. Roma stores and show ID for each child.
- Accessible Grounds: Walkways outside the turnstiles are wide and flat, perfect for a stroller drop-off point.
Challenges:
- No Strollers Inside: Prams must be left outside; baby carriers are required to access seating.
- Limited Baby Facilities: No dedicated nursing rooms or changing tables are documented on site; bring a portable mat.
What is Olympic Stadium?
- A multi-purpose sports stadium in Rome’s Foro Italico complex, constructed in the 1930s and renovated for the 1960 Summer Olympics
- Home ground of A.S. Roma and S.S. Lazio football clubs and a venue for international matches and athletics competitions, seating approximately 82,000 spectators
- Architectural design blends 1930s travertine-clad monumental elements with modern steel-and-concrete roof structures in an oval bowl configuration
What is so special about Olympic Stadium for with baby?
- Walk the marble-lined Foro Italico grounds with a baby carrier
- View the stadium’s unique blend of ancient and modern architecture outdoors
- Attend a match with special family seating and ear protection
- Plan on non-matchdays to avoid crowds and ease logistics
- Call ahead to check stroller and tour policies
Note: Olympic Stadium is 35% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Rome for a more suitable experience.
Recommended visit duration: 1-3 hours
Why 1-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for a grounds walk, quick tour check, or a short match with a baby in a carrier.
Baby-Friendly Activities in Olympic Stadium
Foro Italico grounds walk:
Walk among marble statues, fountains and landscaped paths around the stadium.
Tip: Use a baby carrier and plan the route to avoid direct sun at midday.
Attend a Serie A match:
Watch AS Roma or SS Lazio from the Distinti Nord family sector.
Tip: Leave strollers at the gate, bring ear protection and a compact diaper bag.
Behind-the-Scenes tour (check availability):
See the players’ tunnel, trophy hall and pitch from the tour office.
Tip: Contact the tour office before your visit to confirm stroller and route policies.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Olympic Stadium
- Use Non-Matchdays: Visit on days without events for easier access to the grounds.
- Contact Visitor Services: Email or call ahead to confirm stroller and seating policies.
- Pack Essentials: Bring sun protection, snacks and a portable changing mat for quick breaks.
Reviews of Olympic Stadium
Vedad
The price is a bit high,but the atmphosphere and the vibe there was amazing! The guide was nice and did their best while we were at the tour,we visited many parts of the stadium and it was amazing,we also later got a shirt from the fan shop!
Armon
Historic stadium with a great atmosphere. Worth a visit for every football fan! Stadium is old but is really charming.
steven rains
Great place to visit if your a football fan. Tour guide was a little grumpy but it was 35° that day and the stadium was preparing for a music concert. Very informative for me and my 14 year old son.
Lucas Tan
There are not sufficient signages here but the ticket office is at the right side of you're coming from the main road. Keep walking and you will see it. There are stadium tours that happens hourly on weekdays and half hourly on weekends. Visit the vivaticket website to book. Like all other stadium tours, it is closed during concert days and preparations. The tour starts with a video introduction, ...
Daniele Donato
Great stadium tour. Only problem we found was that we were there on a Saturday and Ed Sheeran was due to play a run of shows from the following Monday so we had no direct access to the pitch and trophy areas which was dissapointing. Check in advance if there's any concerts close to when you want to book. Apart from that is still was breathtaking. We got to sit in the stands and take in an amazing ...
When is the best time to visit Olympic Stadium (Rome, Italy)?
In summer bring sunshade and extra water; in winter dress baby in warm layers; visit on weekdays in spring/fall to avoid matchday crowds.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Match tickets (2 adults) | EUR 50 |
| Ear protection for baby | EUR 5 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 55 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Map of Olympic Stadium
Address: Viale dei Gladiatori, 2, 00135 Roma RM, Italy
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