The Ippodromo delle Capannelle is a historic racecourse and event venue located in Rome, Italy, within the Parco degli Acquedotti (Aqueduct Park). It has played a central role in Rome’s cultural and sporting landscape since its opening in 1926. Initially built for horse racing, it quickly became one of the most important racecourses in Italy. The venue’s name, “Capannelle,” refers to the surrounding area, which is known for its lush greenery and proximity to ancient Roman aqueducts.

Over the years, the Ippodromo delle Capannelle has expanded beyond its original use as a racetrack, hosting a variety of cultural and entertainment events. It is particularly well-known for hosting major music festivals, including the Rock in Roma festival, which attracts thousands of music lovers each summer. The venue has also been used for other events like concerts, sporting competitions, and public exhibitions.

The racecourse’s location within the larger Parco degli Acquedotti offers a unique setting, blending modern entertainment with historical significance. Visitors to the area can enjoy beautiful green spaces and views of ancient Roman aqueducts, making it a picturesque destination for both sports fans and tourists.