The stadium was originally named Stadio del Littorio upon its completion in 1931.
Romeo Menti, the stadium's namesake, died in the 1949 Superga air disaster.
The playing surface is natural grass, maintained to professional league standards.
The stadium is often referred to locally as 'il Menti'.
The Curva Sud is traditionally occupied by the most vocal and passionate Vicenza supporters.
Romeo Menti Stadium is the historic home ground of the professional football club L.R. Vicenza. Originally inaugurated in 1931, the stadium is named in honor of Romeo Menti, a Vicenza-born footballer and member of the legendary 'Grande Torino' team. It features a traditional English-style rectangular layout with seating areas situated in close proximity to the pitch. The stadium has undergone various renovations over the decades to meet modern safety and structural regulations, most recently focused on structural integrity and capacity compliance. It is situated in the Borgo Casale area of Vicenza, positioned between the Retrone River and the city's industrial periphery. The facility primarily hosts Serie C league matches and local sporting events. Its architectural footprint reflects mid-20th-century stadium design adapted through successive upgrades.
The exterior facade near the main entrance on Via Schio displays the club logo and historical markers.
Check the official L.R. Vicenza website for match schedules as the stadium is only accessible during events.
Wear layers, as the open-air seating sections offer minimal protection from wind or rain.
Use the pedestrian access paths from Via Schio to reach the main entrance gates.
Do not attempt to enter the facility on non-match days as it remains closed to the public.
Open only during scheduled sporting events or club-sanctioned activities; no public access during the off-season or non-match days.
Strict prohibitions against bringing glass containers, pyrotechnics, or large bags into the stadium; follow all security screening procedures.
