Serie A Home Kits 2026-27… When Football and Fashion Collide
From traditional designs reimagined to some truly spectacular unveilings, check out all 20 Serie A home kits.
IN FOCUS
All you need to know.
This city has never much resembled the rest of Tuscany, and it has never wanted to. Here is everything you need to know.
For over a decade from 1991 under the volcanic Luciano Gaucci, there was never a dull day in Perugia.
It is a speck on the radar, tucked away in the Tuscan hills at the southern end of the Siena province on the slopes of Mount Amiata.
There are huge sporting events going on throughout the football season which, with a bit of planning, can be paired with calcio weekend.
From fruit fights to festivals, check out the wonderful events in the sixth part of our 49 Italian Trips You Must Make series.
From top-flight derbies to neighbours leagues apart, here are seven Italian cities with two teams and so much more.
Pristine beaches, dramatic clifftops and crystal-clear waters. Italy's coastline varies enormously depending on the region.
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CALCIO CULTURE
Serie A Away Kits 2026-27: The Good, The Retro and the Seriously Stylish
From Milan's Athens tribute to another fantastic fashion statement in Venice, here are the kits calcio stars will be wearing on the road.
My Town, My Team – Como: A Local Guide to Life in the Champions League City
For Destination Calcio’s My Town, My Team series, Giordano Galdini told us about living in a city ready for its Champions League bow.
Pavarotti, Pasta and Perfect Modena – How Josh Doig has Mastered Life in Italy
It is four years since Josh Doig left Scotland for a fresh start in Italy and it is here in Emilia-Romagna where he has truly found his feet.
My Town, My Team – Bologna: A Local’s Guide to the City of Food and Football
Francesco Gentilini talks about what makes his home so special - the football, the food and much, much more.
My Town, My Team – Cremonese: A Local’s Guide to the City of Violins
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.
My Italian Job: Mark Fish on Cigars with Baggio and Roaring as Lazio’s Lion
The South African tells Destination Calcio about rubbing shoulders with his heroes and what made him fall in love with Italy.
‘It’s Not Just a Shirt, it’s a Feeling’: When Italy Ruled Football and Fashion
Nowhere is nostalgia more dominant than in the beautiful game and here we go back to the golden age of Serie A.
San Siro: A Maiden Voyage to one of Football’s Most Majestic Arenas
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.
CALCIO CLIPS
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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Serie A and Serie B return to action this weekend. That means that life, colour and passion return to the terraces. If you’re on your way to Italy for a game, then the curva is the place to be!
At the “bigger” clubs a ticket in the curva can be hard to find. After all these are the most popular tickets for local fans. However if you can get your hands on one it will completely elevate your matchday experience.
You don’t want the match from the curva, you participate in it.
For ticket information, travel tips and stories from the curva visit DestinationCalcio.com 🔗👈
No club football? No problem. Meet the incredible supporters of the San Marino national team. 🇸🇲❤️
San Marino, the oldest republic in the world, has a special fan group that follows them home and away, no matter how many goals they concede! @brigatamai1gioiasanmarino
A tiny nation situated within mainland Italy, San Marino has lots of Italian culture and influence, but its own unique history and identity.
Destination Calcio visited the country to find out what all the fuss is about, from a small but fanatic group of football supporters to a stunning old city built on the top of Mount Titano.
Thankfully for you we brought the cameras with us, so subscribe to our YouTube channel now for ‘48 Hours in San Marino.’ Coming soon. 🤝🇸🇲🏰
Discover Luparense, a club from San Martino di Lupari located in the Veneto region of Italy.
This is a team that you probably haven’t heard of, but you really should get to know.
@dybalexa has close family ties to the club famed for dominating calcio cinque, so what better person to tell the story of this town? Now it’s time for them to take on the big leagues!
For more calcio culture follow us at @destination.calcio and book your next football trip with the help of DestinationCalcio.com 🔗👈
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Simply incredible. Taranto is back on the map. Passion explodes from its terraces, and Destination Calcio was present for the opening of the incredible new Stadio Erasmo Iacovone. ❤️💙
We don’t hand too many awards out at Destination Calcio but it’s fair to say we haven’t seen anything like this in the fifth tier of football. Not anywhere. 12,500+ fans and a stadium fit for Serie A. Taranto is something you have to come and see for yourself.
Follow for more and visit DestinationCalcio.com to plan your next football trip. 🔗👈
