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Foro Italico Sports Complex
Rome, Italy
About Foro Italico Sports Complex
Explore the monumental Foro Italico sports complex, home to the Italian Open tennis tournament and adorned with marble statues and mosaic floors from the 1930s. The Stadio dei Marmi, ringed by 60 marble athlete statues, is one of the most visually striking sporting venues in the world.
Located in Rome.
Tags: landmark tennis italian-open historic
Planning a Fan Trip Around Foro Italico Sports Complex
Foro Italico Sports Complex works as a daytime or off-window itinerary layer in Rome.
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About Foro Italico Sports Complex
Explore the monumental Foro Italico sports complex, home to the Italian Open tennis tournament and adorned with marble statues and mosaic floors from the 1930s. The Stadio dei Marmi, ringed by 60 marble athlete statues, is one of the most visually striking sporting venues in the world.
Foro Italico Sports Complex is located in Rome, Italy.