The Acquedotto Romano Polo Club is a world-renowned place for polo; situated in the context of the typical Roman countryside, Acquedotto Romano Polo Club is spread over an area of over 200 acres just 6 miles east of Rome in the area where the famous Aqueduct Alexandrino built in 226 AD by Roman Emperor Alexander Severus. The Acquedotto Romano Polo Club offers: - Bermuda grass polo field 270 x 145 metres - Polo pitch in Bermuda grass for stick & ball 165 x 70 metres - Sand arena 100 x 50 metres - Accommodations for grooms Not only that, but practice games take place every weekend and two times during the week from April to October. Naturally, the club offers polo lessons throughout the year. It hosts events throughout the year, and is an ideal location both for the study of polo, and any polo competitions. As well as this, due to the Club's idyll beauty, it often is used to organise events from Weddings to Anniversaries - if you would like to see more about the club.