Monza Stadium Guide: Stadio Brianteo

Monza are back in the big time after their year in Serie B.

The Biancorossi earned promotion through the play-offs and will welcome the Milan giants, Juventus and the rest of the top flight to the Stadio Brianteo in 2026-27.

The ground is over 40 years old but has been renovated several times, although it is worth noting that three of the stands are uncovered. Remember that if you are going in the winter.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of your visit.

What Makes It Special?

This is more for the players than the fans, as the Stadio Brianteo stood out recently for the quality of the pitch.

The Lombardy outfit were relegated from Serie A at the end of the 2024-25 campaign, yet were awarded the Most Valuable Field prize by Serie A for having the best playing conditions throughout the campaign. 

So there should be no excuses when some of the best players on the planet rock up here this term.

How To Get There

Most visitors tend to base themselves in Milan, which is 15 minutes on the train from Monza. The Stadio Brianteo is a 45-minute walk from Monza’s train station. Alternatively, you can get the bus from just outside the station in the direction of Gessate, get off on Viale Sicilia and it’s a short walk from there.

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Neighbourhood Tips

Joe Scarpetta on Via Giuseppe Ferrari is a Destination Calcio favourite. The restaurant was recommended by staff at the club, is close enough to the stadium (under a mile) to walk, and is perfect for a pre- or post-match dinner, depending on the kick-off time.

For something closer, pizzeria That’s Amore on Via Carlo Rota is just a few minutes from the ground. Known for its Neapolitan dishes, friendly service and intimate setting, That’s Amore also serves pasta.The spaghetti with tuna, pesto and pistachio is a particular delight. 

There is a van directly opposite the ticket collection office outside the ground, where a litre of beer is €10.

Need To Know

Monza’s ultras sit in the Curva Sud section of the Brianteo, named after Davide Pieri, a Monza fan who died in a car crash in 1998.

Tickets

Tickets for Monza games can be bought online or via the club’s official ticket seller, TicketOne.