15 Best Sports Stores in Rome

Goal Soccer Teams is a compact Rome shop packed with football shirts, especially from Italian teams, alongside selected European classics. The range extends to jackets, windbreakers and children’s sizes, while shirt printing can turn a Roma jersey into a personalised souvenir quickly.

Its collection-led format suits football fans who enjoy browsing distinctive pieces rather than visiting a general sports retailer.

Giorgio Calcaterra Store focuses on running, with footwear, technical apparel, accessories, watches and specialist options such as spiked shoes. Its strongest feature is the fitting conversation: shoppers can explain their arch support needs and intended use, try several close alternatives and select the most suitable model.

Located on Via di Donna Olimpia, it is a compelling destination for runners who want a considered shoe choice.

WP 1 - Windsurf Paradise is a specialist sportswear store on Via Ostiense dedicated to windsurfing, kitesurfing, snowboarding and skateboarding. Alongside watersport and board equipment, it carries clothing for sport and leisure.

The team is friendly, knowledgeable and ready to help with technical choices, making the shop a strong match for board-sport enthusiasts rather than general sportswear shopping.

Footworks Italy S.R.L. specialises in running shoes and apparel, with a hands-on fitting process for shoppers unsure which model suits them.

Staff are attentive when comparing different pairs and can offer practical preparation advice for demanding events such as the Run Rome Marathon. It is a strong match for runners who want considered guidance rather than choosing footwear from a shelf without support.

Montura Store Rome is an outdoor specialist on Via della Vite, with a focused selection for hiking, biking, sailing, climbing and alpine activities. Expect backpacks from Osprey and Gregory, hiking and rock-climbing footwear, technical clothing and climbing equipment.

The knowledgeable, friendly team is comfortable discussing practical choices, and English-language assistance is available, making the shop especially useful for serious outdoor planning.

TuttoSport is an independent sporting-goods shop on Via Giovanni Battista Morgagni, with practical apparel and equipment for everyday athletic needs. Its staff take time to help with fit and sizing, including specialist items such as compression socks, and the atmosphere is notably welcoming.

It is a useful stop for shoppers who prefer patient assistance over a self-service search through a large chain.

Midas Sport is a sportswear store in Rome’s Balduina area, with clothing and footwear for women, men and children. Its assortment spans sportswear and more everyday styles, while the shoe selection is particularly useful for different tastes and practical needs.

The shop’s defining feature is attentive, knowledgeable advice. Staff are willing to explain options patiently and help customers choose from a well-stocked range without overcomplicating the visit.

Mikonos Sport is a long-established sportswear store in Rome with a wide assortment covering football, table tennis, basketball, volleyball, swimming and other sporting activities. Alongside equipment, it carries sports clothing, footwear, trophies and practical accessories for different ages and disciplines.

Outdoor Experience - Roma Prati makes good use of its Via Sforza Pallavicini premises, with shoes, clothing and equipment arranged through a surprisingly extensive interior. The range covers different outdoor activities, with a clear emphasis on trekking and recognised outdoor brands.

Staff are notably patient when helping visitors choose replacement footwear, making this a useful stop for hikers and travellers needing practical advice.

AS Roma Store on Via del Corso is aimed at supporters looking for official club sportswear, from match shirts and shorts to away kits and baby clothing. The current range includes 2026/27 home and away lines, including authentic versions, giving the shop a clear football identity.

It is a natural stop for Roma merchandise in central Rome, with daily opening from 10am to 8pm.

AS Roma Store at Piazza Colonna is a dedicated football destination for official kits, club clothing and memorabilia. The shop also offers shirt personalisation with a favourite player’s name, while a separate desk can help visitors find matchday tickets.

A second-floor display of shirt history and a retro range add an extra museum-like touch, making it especially appealing to committed Roma supporters.

Decathlon Porta di Roma is a broad sporting-goods store covering cycling, hiking, camping, fitness and many other active pursuits. The bike department is useful for comparing electric-bike options, with patient explanations and clear guidance for shoppers who are still deciding.

Its large-format range works well for families and multi-sport households seeking equipment across several categories in one visit.

Warehouses Salinas Sports occupies a central position at Piazza Sidney Sonnino in Rome and serves as a traditional sporting-goods store. Its appeal lies in a personal, approachable service style , with helpful owners who can guide a straightforward purchase.

The shop is better suited to shoppers who value a local store atmosphere than those seeking a clearly defined specialist range or late-evening opening.

adidas Brand Center Rome is a large, two-storey sportswear destination on V. del Corso, covering athletic clothing and footwear across several distinct interests.

The range includes adidas Running, children’s apparel, football-inspired Roma FC and FIFA sections, F1 pieces, Superstar styles and a broad shoe selection. Helpful staff can answer questions and offer suggestions without hovering, making the store practical for both dedicated sports shoppers and anyone building a casual wardrobe.

Nike Store Roma Corso brings the brand’s athletic footwear and apparel to a prominent shopping address on Via del Corso. The selection includes popular running shoes, lifestyle trainers and sports clothing, with some models that may differ from ranges found elsewhere.

Its long daily opening hours make it convenient for visitors already shopping in central Rome, although size availability can vary across the apparel range.