Rome

Where is the event taking place?

The event takes place at Tor di Quinto – Ippodromo Militare “Gen. C.A. Pietro Giannattasio”. Address: Viale di Tor di Quinto, 118, 00191 Rome, Italy

Please see the directions here.

When does the LGCT of Rome start?

The LGCT of Rome will take place from Friday 09 October to Sunday 11 October 2026. The full schedule can be FOUND HERE.

Do I need to buy a ticket?

No, access to the event ground is free of charge and you do not need a ticket to attend. However, we do recommend that you arrive as early as possible in order to secure a seat. 

Can I choose my own seat?

Grandstand seats are open and allocated on a first come, first serve basis. Please note that covered seating is very limited, so we advise that you come early if you wish to secure a seat.

Is the venue accessible for those with reduced mobility? 

The event arena is located directly on grass, which may present challenges for guests with reduced mobility. Please also note that the Fan Tribune is accessed via stairs and does not have ramp access.

Can I bring my dog/pet?

Dogs are allowed on the event grounds but must be on a leash at all times. Dogs are not allowed in the seated areas. An exception is made for service animals with proper documentation.

Are VIP / GC Lounge tickets available?

There are no VIP tables or GC Lounge tickets on sale for the LGCT of Rome 2026. However, we do offer a very limited reserved seating area in the Fan Tribune.

Will there be food and drink available at the venue?

Yes, a variety of food and beverage options will be available in all events in the Village area.

Is there parking available on site? 

A limited amount of street parking is available around the venue. Please note that there is no dedicated event car park, and parking spaces cannot be guaranteed. Visitors are encouraged to use public transport, taxi or ride share.

Am I allowed to bring a camera to take photos during the event? 

Individuals carrying professional equipment (for example, cameras with detachable lenses or external video rigs) must hold official media accreditation. The use of professional-level equipment by the general public is not permitted.