Italian Open
Internazionali BNL D'Italia 2026
Rome, Italy
May 6 – May 17
€7,830,000
96 Singles / 32 Doubles
Prize Money Breakdown
| Round | Singles |
|---|---|
| Winner | €1,151,380 |
| Runner-up | €612,340 |
Recent Champions
| Year | Singles Champion | Doubles Champions |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Jannik Sinner | — |
| 2024 | Alexander Zverev | — |
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Play while you're there
Book a court in Rome — don't just watch, play.
Venue & Equipment
- Venue
- Foro Italico
- Surface
- Clay (Outdoor)
- Ball
- Dunlop — Dunlop Fort Clay Court
- Ranking Points (W)
- 1000
- Established
- 1930
Typical Weather
21°C
Avg Temp
55%
Humidity
45mm
Rain
Warm late spring weather, generally sunny with occasional rain.
The Trophy
A ceramic plate trophy reflecting Rome's artistic heritage.
Ownership
Federazione Italiana Tennis e Padel (FITP)
Held at the historic Foro Italico complex, built in the 1930s, surrounded by marble statues.
Est. Appearance Fees
* Estimated ranges based on industry reporting. Actual fees are confidential.
Fan Guide
What's Included
- ✓Grand Stand Arena (up to ~10,000)
- ✓All outer courts
- ✓Pietrangeli and other secondary courts
- ✓Historic Foro Italico park grounds
- ✓Fascist architecture and ancient Roman views
Not Included
- ✗Campo Centrale (main stadium, ~10,500)
Pro Tips
The Foro Italico is one of the world's great sports complexes — built by Mussolini in the 1930s, with marble obelisks, mosaics, and the iconic torch. Walk the grounds for free historical atmosphere before the tennis starts. Grounds passes get you into the Grand Stand Arena where top players often feature. The Pietrangeli Court (named after the Italian legend) has an incredible clay-court atmosphere.