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The Italian Open 2025 is set to deliver two weeks of world-class tennis in one of Europe’s most iconic cities—Rome. From May 5 to May 18, 2025, the Foro Italico will come alive with thrilling matches, passionate crowds, and the unmistakable charm of Italian culture. As one of the premier clay-court tournaments in the lead-up to Roland Garros, the Italian Open offers fans a unique blend of top-tier tennis and breathtaking Roman scenery.
Also known as the ‘Rome Masters’, the Italian Open has seen Rafael Nadal crowned the winner a record ten times! Superb championship tennis not withstanding, the event is also considered one of the most glamourous stops on the ATP tour, with fashion, food, shopping and celebrity musical performances a highlight of the event.
Visit Edusport's Tennis page to find packages catering to the tennis events, with accommodation, flights, transfers and full access to the event. Get in touch with us now to book your tennis travel packages in 2025.
Book Your Spot with Edusport
Experience the Italian Open 2025 like never before! Edusport’s curated packages include match tickets, luxurious accommodation, and exclusive experiences that make your trip to Rome unforgettable. Whether you’re a tennis aficionado or a first-time visitor, this event combines the best of sport, culture, and Italian flair.
The Venue:
Situated in the heart of Rome, the Foro Italico is a spectacular venue that combines ancient history with modern sports. The Stadio Centrale, the tournament's main court, offers intimate views of the action, while the grounds provide access to practice courts, smaller matches, and fan-friendly zones. Surrounded by the Eternal City’s beauty, the venue is as much a sightseeing experience as it is a tennis haven.
What to Wear:
Rome in May is warm and sunny, so light, breathable clothing is a must. Comfortable shoes are essential for exploring the grounds, and don’t forget sunglasses and sunscreen. For those in hospitality areas or corporate boxes, smart-casual attire will ensure you blend in with the stylish Italian crowd.
Fan Perk:
Arrive early to enjoy the lively atmosphere, catch top players warming up on practice courts, and explore the vendor stalls offering unique Italian cuisine and official tournament merchandise. Combine your day at the tennis with a stroll through Rome’s historical landmarks just minutes away from the venue.
Without a doubt, Italy remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in Western Europe, particularly as it is the centre of historical Roman-era architecture and Renaissance art, as well as the birthplace of much modern science and exploration. In fact, the country is home to a staggering 51 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the most in the world. Italy borders France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia, and its famous ‘boot’ – where you will find Tuscany and Sicily – extends into the Mediterranean Sea. Italy is well known for its slow pace, stylish flair and incredible cuisine – gelato and pasta remain iconic foods in Italy for both locals and visitors. Visit the Pantheon and Colosseum in Rome, take in the incredible art of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s Basilica, travel along the scenic Amalfi Coast and snap a photo at the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa.
