The stadium was originally inaugurated as the 'Campo del Littorio' before being renamed.
Romeo Anconetani, the stadium's namesake, was a colorful figure known for throwing salt on the pitch to ensure victory.
The venue underwent major renovations during the 1980s to accommodate Pisa's stint in Serie A.
It is situated within walking distance of the historic northern walls of Pisa.
The Curva Nord is the designated section for the most dedicated home supporters, known for intense choreography.
Arena Garibaldi – Stadio Romeo Anconetani is the primary multi-purpose sports venue in Pisa, serving as the home stadium for the A.C. Pisa 1909 football club. Originally inaugurated in 1919, the stadium is named in honor of the club's long-time president, Romeo Anconetani. It features an oval architectural layout typical of early 20th-century Italian municipal stadiums. The structure has a current seating capacity of approximately 14,000 spectators. Located in the Porta a Lucca district, the stadium maintains its traditional character despite various modernization efforts over the decades. It remains a focal point for local sports culture in Tuscany.
The view from the Via Rosmini entrance gate featuring the classic stadium signage.
Purchase tickets online in advance, as match-day box offices may have long queues or sell out.
Arrive early to experience the pre-match atmosphere around the stadium perimeter.
Check for restrictions on prohibited items like umbrellas or large bags before arrival.
Do not attempt to purchase tickets from unofficial street vendors; use only official club channels.
Operates primarily during the professional football season; closed on non-match days unless otherwise scheduled for events.
Avoid wearing away-team colors in home supporter sections to prevent potential confrontations.
