Living by the Adriatic.
Juha Joensuu moved from Finland to Pescara years ago and is a season ticket holder at the Adriatico. He told us all about his adopted home.
Whether you are visiting for a Serie D clash or to soak up the atmosphere of a community deeply connected to its team, we've got you covered.
All the information you need ahead of your trip to watch Catania, including tickets, travel and where to eat and drink.
The town is tranquil and perfect for a gentle stroll along the seafront. Going to see Sambenedettese play is a rather different vibe.
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Francesco Gentilini talks about what makes his home so special - the football, the food and much, much more.
Jonathan Civitella supports Como. In My Town, My Team, he tells us what made him fall in love with the place and its football team.
We get a local take on what's hot in Cremona - where to eat and drink, sights to see and handy hints that might not be in the tourist guides.
The South African tells Destination Calcio about rubbing shoulders with his heroes and what made him fall in love with Italy.
L’Ora Della Pasta is not one of the glossy lakefront spots that trade on the view; it is smaller, simpler and infinitely more real.
I can still feel the rush of adrenaline bubbling in my chest when I stepped into the roaring belly of the San Siro for the first time.
Nowhere is nostalgia more dominant than in the beautiful game and here we go back to the golden age of Serie A.
As Josh Doig clinched promotion back to Serie A with Sassuolo, his dad Tommy gave Destination Calcio the insight into his Italian journey.
We caught up with Palermo's Finnish striker Joel Pohjanpalo at the Serie B club's training ground. And he had plenty to say.
The international break is in full swing so what better time to get into the important business of ranking the kits gracing the Italian top flight in 2025-26.
“I love it here. It’s my city. We have everything.”
My Town, My Team: Turin 🎥
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The home of Napoli, four-time champions of Italy, is one of the most iconic football grounds in Europe.
It sits in the heart of a city that lives and breathes football like nowhere else on earth — generating noise, colour and atmosphere that you simply have to experience in person. And it carries the name of its greatest son: the late, great Diego Armando Maradona.
With the Destination Calcio Napoli stadium and city guide, you have everything you need to make this trip one you’ll never forget. Where to stay, where to eat, how to get there, and how to get tickets — it’s all at destinationcalcio.com
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Venice is more than gondolas and the Grand Canal. Here are three spots most visitors walk straight past. 👇
🏥 Santi Giovanni e Paolo Hospital — it looks like a cathedral, and it could pass as one. Built in the 15th century by the Dominican Order, it’s been a functioning hospital since 1715 and remains one of the most stunning buildings in the city.
🌉 Ponte Chiodo — tucked down a quiet backstreet in Cannaregio, this small bridge is unique in all of Venice: it is one of the last in the city with no railings or parapets, exactly as Venetian bridges looked before the 19th century.
🐟 Mercato del Pesce di Rialto — the fish market beside the Rialto Bridge, open since 1097, is where Venetians have been buying their seafood for nearly a thousand years. Go early, go hungry, and take it all in.
Watch our full 48 Hours in Venice video on YouTube now, and visit destinationcalcio.com for the complete Venezia city guide.
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The most iconic kit in football? 🇮🇹⚽️
The famous blue shirt with the white, red and black across the chest — once you’ve seen it up close at Marassi, you’ll understand why this club has such a devoted following.
The Gradinata Sud is the place to be. Buy early, bring ID, and don’t miss the pre-match scenes on the steps of the Scalinata Montaldo. Roxy Bar, a short walk from the ground, is where the Blucerchiati faithful gather before kick-off.
For the full Sampdoria playbook, head to destinationcalcio.com
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The oldest club in Italy, founded by English sailors in 1893. And they’ve never forgotten it.
The Liverpool anthem You’ll Never Walk Alone rings around Marassi before every Genoa game — a tradition that sets them apart from every other team in the country.
You don’t need to be a member to buy tickets but the Gradinata Nord sells fast. Buy online, bring ID and get there early. The full playbook — where to stay, where to eat and where to drink before heading to the ground — is waiting for you.
For the complete guide, head to destinationcalcio.com
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