🇮🇹 Football in Italy
The grounds on the list, ranked by Away Day Score, and how to get tickets as a visitor.
Grounds
- San Siro85 Milan · AC Milan and Inter · 75,817
- Stadio Olimpico78 Rome · Roma and Lazio · 70,634
- Stadio Diego Armando Maradona78 Naples · Napoli · 54,726
- Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino66 Turin · Torino · 28,177
- Allianz Stadium65 Turin · Juventus · 41,700
- Stadio Luigi Ferraris64 Genoa · Genoa · 33,205
- Stadio Artemio Franchi63 Florence · Fiorentina · 43,325
- Stadio Renato Dall'Ara53 Bologna · Bologna · 36,462
- Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia52 Como · Como · 13,602
- Stadio Friuli48 Udine · Udinese · 25,312
- Gewiss Stadium45 Bergamo · Atalanta · 24,950
- Stadio Ennio Tardini41 Parma · Parma · 22,352
- Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo38 Venice · Venezia · 10,500
- Mapei Stadium34 Reggio Emilia · Sassuolo · 21,525
- U-Power Stadium33 Monza · Monza · 17,102
- Stadio Via del Mare31 Lecce · Lecce · 31,461
- Unipol Domus29 Cagliari · Cagliari · 16,416
- Stadio Benito Stirpe24 Frosinone · Frosinone · 16,227
🎟️ How to buy tickets in Italy
- 18 grounds on the list, 20 clubs.
- Standard adult league tickets from about €10 to €240 (big games cost more).
- 18 of 20 clubs usually have general sale for visitors.
- Named tickets or ID needed: AC Milan, Inter, Roma, Lazio, Napoli, Torino, Juventus, Genoa, Fiorentina, Bologna, Como, Udinese, Atalanta, Parma, Venezia, Sassuolo, Monza, Lecce, Cagliari, Frosinone.
Tickets are named: bring photo ID that matches the name on the ticket, and buy only from the club or its official ticket partner.
| Club | Adult price | How tickets go on sale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AC Milan San Siro | €10-€129 | Season-ticket holders and Milan Club members get about 3 days first, then general sale opens roughly 5 weeks before kick-off. | Official tickets |
| Inter San Siro | €12-€145 | General sale opens several weeks ahead (Inter v Genoa on 28 Nov went on sale 16 Oct). | Official tickets |
| Roma Stadio Olimpico | €33-€110 | General sale usually opens about 4 weeks before the match; maximum 4 tickets per purchase; digital tickets only. | Official tickets |
| Lazio Stadio Olimpico | ~€25-€150 | Season-ticket holders first about 3 weeks before, general sale about 2 weeks before (max 4 tickets). | Official tickets |
| Napoli Stadio Diego Armando Maradona | €25-€115 | Fan card holders first about 11 days before, general sale about 6 days before. | Official tickets |
| Torino Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino | €30-€65 | Tickets are sold online through the club's ticket office page and at licensed outlets in Turin. The stadium box office usually opens 2 hours before kick-off. For high-demand games such as the derby, some sectors are limited to Cuore Granata card holders. | Official tickets |
| Juventus Allianz Stadium | €59-€125 | Members first about 3-4 weeks before, general sale about 6 days later. Tickets are digital (Allianz Stadium app or phone wallet). | Official tickets |
| Genoa Stadio Luigi Ferraris | €35-€240 | Official tickets | |
| Fiorentina Stadio Artemio Franchi | ~€32-€140 | Card holders get about 6 days first, then general sale until the day before; also sold at Vivaticket outlets. | Official tickets |
| Bologna Stadio Renato Dall'Ara | €25-€110 | Season-ticket holders, card holders and residents get a presale, then general sale; dates are on each match page. | Official tickets |
| Como Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia | ~from €35 | Tickets are sold in phases on the club's ticket site, with season-ticket and package holders first, then general sale. You do not need a membership, but members get priority, and the small stadium makes big matches hard to get. | Official tickets |
| Udinese Stadio Friuli | €25-€45 | General sale opens about 8 days before on TicketOne (udinese.ticketone.it), authorised outlets and the stadium box office; 1896 Members get about 20% off. Tickets are named (the club's terms say so). | Official tickets |
| Atalanta Gewiss Stadium | €24-€100 | General sale about 2 weeks before the match; Dea Card holders sometimes first. | Official tickets |
| Parma Stadio Ennio Tardini | €40-€120 | Tardini Card holders (EUR 10 card, needs ID) get about a week's priority, then open sale on Vivaticket; Curva Sud is first sold only at Parma-area outlets. Single tickets are named and cannot be transferred, and ID is checked at entry. | Official tickets |
| Venezia Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo | ~€43-€87 | Supporters Card holders get a reduced-price phase of about a week first, then general sale opens at full price. Tickets are sold on veneziafc.vivaticket.it (print-at-home), at Vivaticket outlets and the club stores, and at the matchday box office. Big matches (Inter, Milan, Juventus) can sell out before general sale. | Official tickets |
| Sassuolo Mapei Stadium | €55-€120 | Season-ticket holders get a 2-3 day presale, then general sale opens to everyone (online, club store, Vivaticket outlets, box office on matchday). The Tribuna Sud end is only for SassuoloCard holders; a valid ID showing residence is required to buy and enter. | Official tickets |
| Monza U-Power Stadium | €20-€70 | Single tickets go on open sale on TicketOne (acmonza.ticketone.it) about 10 days before; the AC Monza Card (EUR 10, needs an ID document) is not obligatory for home tickets. Tickets are named; residents of the away club's province can be barred from home sectors. | Official tickets |
| Lecce Stadio Via del Mare | €19-€55 | Tickets go on general sale a few days before each match (for Lecce v Pisa on 12 Dec 2025, from 9 Dec). They are sold online at uslecce.vivaticket.it, including on matchday, and at Vivaticket outlets. The stadium box offices did not sell tickets for that match, and some matches have travel bans for fans from the visiting province. | Official tickets |
| Cagliari Unipol Domus | €25-€120 | Islanders members get an online presale of about a day (up to 2 tickets), then general sale opens on TicketOne (cagliaricalcio.ticketone.it) and at club outlets. No fan card is needed for a single ticket, but tickets are named and ID is checked at entry. | Official tickets |
| Frosinone Stadio Benito Stirpe | €60-€130 | Single tickets are sold only through Vivaticket (online and its outlets) about a week before; tickets are named (name changes need the club's Fidelity Card) and residents of the away club's province can be barred. | Official tickets |
From each club's official site where it publishes prices; "~" means a fan or ground guide. Only buy from the club or its official partners: resale sites charge far more and tickets can be cancelled at the gate.
Rankings
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