Fans of Verona and Palermo are in for a treat after the Destination Calcio TV live Serie B fixtures were announced.
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This is a public service announcement for travelling calcio fans. ✈️🇮🇹
Unfortunately the spectacular scenes you see in the title image aren’t ones you can enjoy in person at the moment.
Like last year, Lazio fans are boycotting home games in 2026-27 and this means the historic Stadio Olimpico is barely hosting 7,000 fans for Lazio games when its maximum capacity is 70,000.
Despite a good start to the season on the pitch, times are tough for Lazio fans who just want to return to the stands.
At Destination Calcio we know that Lazio can provide one of the best atmospheres in Italy, and we highly recommend you experience it. With that in mind, stay tuned and we will let you know when things are back to normal at this giant of Rome. When that day comes, you will be ready to book the trip!
For more stories like this one, and all your stadium guides and travel tips, visit DestinationCalcio.com 🔗👈
At Destination Calcio we have spent years searching for the best atmospheres and matchday experiences in Italy. There are too many to name in one post…
…so let’s break it down into categories, starting with the noise in the stands.
Here are seven matchdays you must visit in Italy if you want to hear the roar of the curva or feel the passion of tens of thousands of people racing through the stands.
These are big matchdays to build a weekend around. Enormous atmospheres to remember!
If you are ready to book a trip to watch one of these clubs, start planning with our playbooks and stadium guides at DestinationCalcio.com 🔗👈
@bolognafc1909
@veneziafc
@officialsscnapoli
@atalantabc
@inter
@acmilan
@sampdoria
Mantova. One of Serie B’s best kept secrets. A city that mixes calcio and culture, where everything is nearby. ⚽️❤️
The Stadio Danilo Martelli is unlike almost anything else in Italian football. The shape, the colours… it has a character that modern grounds simply cannot replicate. And when the Curva Te gets going, the noise it generates is extraordinary for a ground of its size.
But just as impressive as the stadium is the city itself. The people of Mantova are genuinely brilliant with visiting fans — welcoming, passionate and proud of what their club and their city has to offer.
Follow @destination.calcio for the more calcio and culture tips in Italy and head to DestinationCalcio.com for the full Mantova stadium guide. 🔗👈
@mantova_1911
@legab
One Italian city, two gigantic Italian football clubs, but which is more English? It all makes sense when you read the carousel. 🇮🇹🤝🏴
AC Milan were founded by an Englishman and have never dropped the Anglo spelling of their name. Inter, meanwhile, have just signed a hat-trick of English players in a single summer.
We dug into the full story — the founding myths, the forgotten pioneers, the legends and the unlikely arrivals — the full article will be released in the coming days at DestinationCalcio.com so stay tuned. 🔗👈
And if this has convinced you that a trip to San Siro belongs on the list — it should, because the clock is ticking on one of football’s great cathedrals — our full Milan city playbook and San Siro stadium guide have everything you need to plan the visit properly. Both are also available on our website. 🔗👈
@acmilan
@inter
@seriea
@seriea_northamerica
Eleven spots. One city. Zero excuses not to visit.
Parma is one of those Italian cities that gives you everything within walking distance — a glass of local wine beside Renaissance architecture, the best cured ham in the world at a lunch counter that’s been serving locals for decades, a bakery that stops you in your tracks and a gelato that finishes the day perfectly.
The food culture here is among the richest in Europe, the landmarks are extraordinary, and the football stadium sits right in the heart of it all.
This is our Starting XI for Parma — eleven spots you simply cannot miss.
For the full Parma city guide head to DestinationCalcio.com and watch our Parma My Town, My Team video on YouTube to hear from someone who lives and breathes this city every day.
📍 The Starting XI:
1. @enotecatabarro
2. @pepenofficial
3. Palazzo pilotta
4. @coce_bakery
5. @storeparma333
6. @cortex.bistro
7. @parmacalcio1913
8. @lostelloparma
9. @osteriarangon
10. @ciaccolab
11. Battistero di Parma
@comuneparma @visitparma @parmawelcome