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 Championship tennis |
Lungotevere Maresciallo Diaz Rome, Rome 00194 Italy +39 6 32 8371 http://www.internazionalidisic... |
Only the top 30 tennis players in the world are allowed to compete on these clay courts. The event (especially the finals) attracts thousands, not only because of the high level of competitiveness between the players, but also because it takes place in the beautiful Stadio dei Marmi, so called as it is entirely surrounded by white marble statues. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Luca Panini  |
 Photo: Gabriele Caretti |
 Photo: Gabriele Caretti |
 Home Of The Lazio Blues |
Via dello Stadio Flaminio Rome 00185 Italy +39 6 323 6539 http://www.rbs6nations.com/spl... |
The enormous stadium is home to the Italian Rugby team. It plays host to the Six Nations Rugby tournament, and has a seating capacity of about 27,000 spectators. The home team backed by the cheering crowd takes on the might of European giants in the oldest rugby tournament in the world. The atmosphere at the stadium is amazing, and the chanting almost never stops. The stands are full of energetic enthusiasts carrying flags, banners, and some even walk-in with colorful face paint to cheer their teams. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Roberto Pompili |
 Photo: Hugh Robertson |
 Photo: Roberto Pompili |
 Photo: Shane Horan |
 Photo: Alessandro Cola |
 Photo: chiara morghenti |
 Photo: Debbie Sim |
 Photo: Rob |
 Photo: Lutetia |
 Photo: Pierdante Romei |
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Football Fans Unite |
Via Foro Italico Rome 00194 Italy +39 06 36 851 http://www.asromacalcio.it |
Sports nuts and Italian football fans from all over the world should not miss a chance to catch a match at the Olympic Stadium, constructed in 1936. Home to both rivals A.S. Roma and S.S. Lazio, the stadium holds 82,000 fans and hosts numerous national and international sporting events. The next big event will be the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final match. Be sure to check out A.S. Roma and S.S. Lazio's websites for game schedules and ticket information. Huge concerts also play here with international artists such as U2, Madonna, R.E.M., the Rolling Stones, and Italian singers Vasco Rossi, Ligabue and Claudio Baglioni. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: toby pear |
 Photo: Martin Belam |
 Photo: Justin Kauk |
 Photo: Martin Belam |
 Photo: Jaco Kazius |
 Photo: Justin Kauk |
 Photo: Paul Relf |
 Photo: Paul Heron |
 Photo: Gianluca Casponi |
 Photo: Gabriel Pollara |
 Photo: Reuven Fletcher |
 Photo: westkate |
 Photo: Alex Ryback |
 Photo: Ben Spencer |
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Run the marathon |
Various venues throughout the city (Circo Massimo) Rome 00153 Italy +39 (0)6 406 5064 http://www.maratonadiroma.it/e... |
The Rome Marathon is appreciated not only by sports lovers and athletes, but also by Roman citizens. This is due to the wealth of activities, including concerts and other cultural events, that take place around the city at the same time. The marathon's fame is mostly due to the fact that the course stretches around the capital's most famous attractions. The entrance fee to participate in the run is EUR20.65. Call for registration details and race route. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Anders |
 Photo: giovanni mirenna |
 Photo: Erik Nieuwenboom |
 Photo: Francesco Scambia |
 Photo: Sobell House |
 Photo: Lisa |