A modern tennis arena designed by architect Costantino Costantini, named after one of Italy’s greatest tennis players.
At a glance
This tennis stadium in Rome bears the name of Nicola Pietrangeli, an Italian tennis legend. The facility was designed by architect Costantino Costantini, whose work created a venue suited to competitive play and spectator comfort.
History
The stadium was named in honor of Nicola Pietrangeli, reflecting his significance to Italian tennis history. Costantino Costantini’s architectural design shaped the facility’s character and functionality.
What you see
Costantino Costantini’s design creates a modern sporting venue dedicated to tennis. The architecture balances practical requirements for professional play with considerations for spectator experience.
Cultural significance
The naming of this stadium honors Nicola Pietrangeli’s legacy in Italian tennis. It stands as a contemporary sports facility within Rome’s athletic infrastructure.
Key facts
- Address: Viale delle Olimpiadi, 00135, Roma
- Architect: Costantino Costantini
- Coordinates: 41.92920581663909, 12.455953359603882
Getting there
The stadium is located on Viale delle Olimpiadi in Rome’s northern zone. Public transport and local maps can guide you to the venue.
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