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Welcome to PalaRaschi, officially Palasport Bruno Raschi, the versatile indoor arena in Parma. Located at Via Silvio Pellico 14/A, this Palazzetto dello sport accommodates around 3,000 spectators for sporting events and over 4,000 for concerts. The venue has a rich history hosting Pallavolo Parma events, the 2020 ATP Challenger tennis tournament Internazionali di Tennis Città di Parma, and performances such as Corrado Guzzanti in 2009. Ongoing renovation projects, funded by PN RR/PNRR, keep the venue up to date while preserving its local character. Whether you’re attending a match or a show, we’ve got you covered with practical details to secure your seats and plan your trip in advance.
Below you’ll find seating information, parking details, transit options, and recommended nearby hotels and restaurants to help you make the most of your visit to Parma’s PalaRaschi.
Planning ahead is simple with the right information. We’ve highlighted convenient parking options, accessible public transport connections, and nearby accommodations to meet different budgets. For event-specific seating and availability, check the individual listing and secure your seats with us—your trusted connection in Parma’s live events scene.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Official name: Palasport Bruno Raschi (PalaRaschi); venue type: indoor arena (Palazzetto dello sport); location: Via Silvio Pellico 14/A, Parma.
- Capacity: ~3,000 spectators for sporting events; >4,000 spectators for concerts.
- Parking: nearby P+R Palasport (Largo Beccaria) with around 250 spaces; transit served by bus line 5 (TEP) to connect to the city center.
- Transit: accessible via local public transport; bus connections described for Palasport areas (Parma/TEP lines).
- Nearby hotels: Savoy Hotel Parma (~2.5–3.0 km away) and Grand Hotel de La Ville (~3 km away).
- Notable events hosted: Pallavolo Parma events historically; ATP Challenger tennis (Internazionali di Tennis Città di Parma) in 2020; Corrado Guzzanti show in 2009.
- Renaming/status: commonly known as Palasport Bruno Raschi; not demolished; renovation projects funded by PN RR/PNRR with ongoing works as of 2025.