Italian football AWAY DAYS guide
Getting in and about in Serie A, B and C
Italian football AWAY DAYS guide
Getting in and about in Serie A, B and C
GOOD FOOTY, FOOD and birra- What more do you need!
Italian Football Ground Guide and Football Tripping
Guide to stadiums, how to get there and how to get in
Thinking about weekend football touring with your mates? You're in the right place if you are choosing Italy and Serie A or lower for a 'Fine Settimana'(weekend) watching football. This is basically a record of our trips and if useful for you and / or wets your appetite for 3 or 4 days in Italy, great!
No need for football travel agents. Book a flight, in our case an Air B n B, and source the tickets yourself. A short guide on tickets is detailed and its pretty straightforward following a few rules.
We started in Florence in early 2020, with Fiorentina v Atalanta, followed by a trip to the city of Ferrara, home of SPAL, to take in their Seria A game versus Sassuolo. Since then we have carried on a couple of times a year visiting different stadiums and cities. Serie A, Serie B and Serie C all covered.
Flights to Italy from the UK (and elsewhere ) are easily found so no education required there. The train system in Italy is very good from our experience, and being based for the weekend in either Milan or Bologna, with its excellent transport links, allows for at least 2 games in a weekend, sometimes 3, and on a couple of visits, 4.
Curva Fiesole - Fiorentina v Atalanta
Section 'Ospiti' - Bologna v Milan
All photos taken by me. Apart from Monza!
Section 'Ospiti' - Bologna v Milan
Curva Fiesole - Fiorentina v Atalanta
Section 'Ospiti' - Bologna v Milan
Curva Fiesole - Fiorentina v Atalanta
Curva Fiesole - Fiorentina v Atalanta
Curva Fiesole - Fiorentina v Atalanta
Curva Montagnani - Modena v Parma
Curva Fiesole - Fiorentina v Atalanta
Curva Fiesole - Fiorentina v Atalanta
