Italian Open Seating Guide

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Campo Central Seating Chart: Italian Open

Looking for seats in the shade?

Seats in the South and West side of the court, the Italian Open Club - South Side, and the  Tribuna Monte Mario side,  are your best bets for shade. 

Here's a view from seats just above the Italian Open Club  located on the North side of the court in the lower level with a fantastic corner perspective on the court. 

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Here's a view from the Tribuna Monte Mario with west side perspective on the court. 
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Championship Tennis Tours gets you close to the action on Center Court at the Foro Italico. 

Here's a view from the very last row in the Tribuna Iternazionale behind the server.  There really are no "bad" seats in this very intimate Center Court stadium at the Foro Italico of approximately 12,500 seats.
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Here's a view from the Tribuna Tevere section on the east side of the court:

The other main showcourts at the Foro Italico:

Nicola Pietrangeli Stadium:

With a  seating for around 3,700 spectators, known for its historic, intimate feel, it has sunken marble seats surrounded by statues, making it a unique, popular, and fan-friendly court for the Italian Open.

Grand Stand Arena:

The Grand Stand Arena has seating for around 5,000 fans, with great views, and access to surrounding grounds courts for a comprehensive experience of this prestigious clay-court event.

The SuperTennis Arena

The SuperTennis Arena is a new, 3,000-seat stadium built within the historic Stadio dei Marmi at the Foro Italico in Rome, unveiled for the 2025 Italian Open, creating a triple-stadium complex with two other courts each with 800 seats, expanding the venue's main courts to four, and enhancing the facilities for the prestigious clay-court tournament. This significant addition, alongside the existing Centre Court and Grand Stand Arena, solidifies the Foro Italico's status as a world-class tennis venue, accommodating growing fan demand, especially for Italian stars like Jannik Sinner. 

Where is the Foro Italico located?

The Foro Italico is a large sports complex located in northern Rome, Italy, situated on the slopes of Monte Mario along the Tiber River, near the Della Vittoria neighborhood, and houses major venues like the Stadio Olimpico. The Foro Italico boasts 21 courts in total of which 9 are used for main tournament with the rest used for practice.  The three main courts at the Foro Italico are the Campo Centrale (where the quarter finals through finals are played), the Nicola Peitrangeli Stadium, and the new SuperTennis Arena.   

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