From 50,000,000 Euros spent on pre-construction work to 4,750 jobs that will be created in Rome across the entire complex, here’s 20 numbers that help explain the immense scale of the project

3: Number of towers, designed by world renowned architect Daniel Libeskind, in the Business Park

13: Number of stadiums – existing and planned – studied around the world, including venues in London, Madrid, Dublin, Moscow and Istanbul

20: Number of minutes it will take for visitors to transit to both downtown Rome and to and from Rome Fiumicino Airport

80+: Number of potential stadium sites across Rome that were visited and analyzed for the most critical elements – size, location, transportation and accessibility

105+: Size in hectares of Master Site campus combining advanced sports facilities, a centralized entertainment district and new park land

200+: Height in meters of tallest of the three towers in the business park, arranged around a central piazza, the focal point of the office park

365: Number of days a year the entertainment complex will be open to the public

1,000: Daily operational employees for the Business Park

2,500: Number of employees at Stadio della Roma – including event staff

3,000: Jobs to be created for Stadio della Roma construction

4,500: Number of seat in the indoor music and entertainment venue

4,750: Number of jobs to be created for the Master Site

10,000: Number of car parking spaces planned

12,500: Number of business tenant employees at the Business Park

14,000: Number of seats in the concert venue within the stadium

52,500: Number of seats in Stadio della Roma, expandable up to 60,000 total seats

30,000,000: Direct domestic investment in Euros committed to date

50,000,000: Total cost in Euros spent on pre-construction work

400,000,000: Investment in Euros for Stadio della Roma alone

1,500,000,000: Total investment in Euros for Tor di Valle master site