The Internazionali BNL d'Italia in Rome is the grand old European clay classic — a combined ATP/WTA 1000 at the marble-lined Foro Italico, and the last big test before Roland Garros.
- Dates
- May 5–16, 2027
- Venue
- Foro Italico
- City
- Rome, Italy
- Surface
- Clay
- Category
- Masters 1000 / WTA 1000
- Tickets on sale
- On sale now
- Official tickets
- internazionalibnlditalia.com
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About the tournament
First held in 1930, the Italian Open is one of the sport's historic clay tournaments, played at the Foro Italico, a 1930s sports complex famous for the marble statues ringing its Campo Centrale. It's a combined 1000 for both tours and a key Roland Garros warm-up.
How tickets are sold
Tickets are sold by day through the official tournament channels, with grounds passes plus Campo Centrale seating. The two-week combined format means plenty of tennis; early rounds and grounds access are the value play.
Getting there
Rome needs no introduction — the Eternal City, layered with history, food and beauty. The Foro Italico sits by the Tiber in the north of the city, an atmospheric setting that blends world-class tennis with Italian grandeur.
Good to know
May in Rome is warm and lovely — ideal for combining tennis with sightseeing. The marble-statue backdrop of the Foro Italico is unlike any other venue. Clay means longer matches and a relaxed, all-day rhythm.
Dates follow the 2027 tour calendar and can shift — confirm on the official site before booking travel.