Being a fan is not a choice; it is a faith.
Being a Genoa supporter is not a choice; it is a faith and an innate love that runs in the blood of every Genoese even before they are born.
With the end of the season approaching, time is running out to book a last-minute calcio weekender.
The Scalinata Montaldo is a towering staircase that leads down towards the stadium from Piazzale Marassi.
If you are heading to Chiavari, south of Genoa, to watch Virtus Entella in action, here is all you need to know.
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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.
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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Did you need another reason to follow Monza? 🔴⚪️
Here, the fans bring the colour and they feel the passion of the badge.
Just 10 minutes outside of Milan, Monza is a city rich in culture with a team flying high in Serie B.
Visit Monza with Destination Calcio and watch the team play on DCTV via the link in bio. 🔗👈
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Apocalyptic scenes in the Italian third division. Only with Destination Calcio.
We headed to the Adriatic coast to watch Sambenedettese take on Ascoli in one of Italian football’s most passionate local derbies — and it delivered everything we hoped for and more.
The full video is now live on our YouTube. Watch it, share it, and follow us for more incredible scenes from the corners of Italian football you never knew existed.
For everything you need to plan your own trip, head to destinationcalcio.com
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Welcome to the oldest stadium still in use in Italy. The Luigi Ferraris has stood in the Marassi neighbourhood of Genoa since 1911 — and it still feels exactly like a football ground should.
Two clubs, one home. Genoa and Sampdoria share the Ferraris, and whether you’re there for a Rossoblu or a Blucerchiati fixture, the setting is the same — steep terraces, tight stands and a ground that puts you as close to the pitch as anywhere in Serie A.
The full stadium guide — transport, tickets, neighbourhood tips and everything in between — is at destinationcalcio.com
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If you haven’t heard of cicchetti, consider this your introduction.
These small, flavour-packed bites are Venice’s answer to tapas — found in the city’s traditional wine bars, known as bacari, and eaten standing at the bar with a glass of local wine or a cold prosecco.
Crostini topped with baccalà mantecato, marinated seafood, fried mozzarella, local salumi — the combinations are endless and every bacaro does it differently.
Our recommendation? Head to Risorto, order a plate, wash it down with a prosecco, and let the afternoon take care of itself. This is how Venetians eat, and there is no better way to explore the city.
For the full Venice guide before you travel, head to destinationcalcio.com
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