From traditional designs reimagined to some truly spectacular unveilings, check out all 20 Serie A home kits.
The island once had three Serie A teams.
It is a long, long time since Sicily had three teams strutting their stuff in the top flight of Italian football.
Salvatore 'Toto' Schillaci was the hero of Italia 90 and the boy from Palermo is still loved in the neighbourhood that shaped him.
Every city in Italy has hundreds of these places so you might ask, what makes this one so special? A strand of hair. That's the short answer.
Seeing Bari play at the San Nicola is one of the best ways to experience this city at its most authentic. Here's the lowdown.
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Livorno is known as the Venice of Tuscany. A port city famous for its canals and seafood. It’s also home to a passionate football fan base that should be on your calcio to-do list. ✈️🇮🇹
From the Stadio Armando Picchi, to the seaside promenade. Enjoy a plate of Cacciucco and explore this city of political folklore. Visit Livorno now and use DestinationCalcio.com to plan your trip. 🔗👈
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Bergamo:
The perfect modern stadium sits beneath a stunning old town on the hill. 🌅
Taranto:
The biggest atmosphere in the lower leagues comes with scrumptious seafood and spectacular beaches. 🏖️
Parma:
Quaint, stylish and walkable. Ham, cheese, wine and calcio. 🍷
Como:
You don’t realise how good football on Lake Como actually is until you visit. 🌊
Modena:
Ferrari. Balsamic vinegar. Luciano Pavarotti. Modena Calcio. Need we say more? 🏎️
San Marino:
The lowest team in the FIFA rankings is the oldest republic on the planet. A unique history and incredible views. 🇸🇲
Vercelli:
A charming city with stunning cathedrals and as many Scudetti as Roma and Napoli combined. 🏆
It’s time to visit one of these unbelievable locations. For all of the stadium and city guides visit DestinationCalcio.com now. 🔗👈
From Destination Calcio followers to the English footballers of yesteryear… we all have the same dream. Football in Italy. They played, we travel. ⚽️✈️🇮🇹
Here are 9 of the very best to do it. A touch of nostalgia will make you want to visit DestinationCalcio.com and plan your next trip. 🔗👈
Oh, and no they didn’t all play for Milan! Let us know what club you are visiting next in the comments section. 🤝
Rome natives Gianluca, Tiziano and Luciano tell us why going to an AS Roma match at Stadio Olimpico is so special. @asromauk
Spend a couple of days in the Italian capital. Get to know Trastevere and eat at places like Pizzeria Remo or try the carbonara at Da Enzo. 🍝
Get to the stadium early. Have a few drinks by the river and enjoy a truly special atmosphere amongst the Giallorossi faithful. It’s the highlight of the trip! 🏟️
Walk around aimlessly, like Gianluca says, history is everywhere in Rome. 🏛️
For more information check out ‘48 Hours in Rome’ on our YouTube channel or read the Roma Playbook at DestinationCalcio.com 🔗👈
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The Stadio Ciro Vigorito is one of the most atmospheric grounds in Campania — close to the pitch, loud on matchday and genuinely undervisited by travelling fans.
Last season Benevento earned promotion to Serie B, and they have started brightly this year. You can watch them live on DCTV before your visit. 🤝
For any groundhopper with an eye for the undiscovered, this one is a real feather in the cap. The full stadium guide is at DestinationCalcio.com 🔗👈
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