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About Stadio Armando Picchi

Stadio Armando Picchi is Livorno’s municipal multi-purpose stadium, home to AS Livorno Calcio and US Livorno 1915. With a seating capacity around 19,238 for domestic events and variations that bring the total capacity to about 19,801 depending on configuration, this venue has hosted football at the 1960 Rome Olympics and local events like the Italia Wave Love Festival. The stadium sits at Piazzale Montello 14, 57128 Livorno, Italy, and blends historical significance with practical modern amenities. Below you’ll find essential details to help you secure your tickets and plan your visit, from seating and parking to transit and nearby accommodations and dining. We’re your connection for straightforward, dependable ticket experiences.

Whether you’re heading to a league match or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical tips and trusted local options. For the full event experience, consider nearby hotels such as Grand Hotel Palazzo Livorno (about 1 km away) and other nearby accommodations, plus recommended restaurants that offer convenient dining before or after the event. Always check the official event page for the most current details and schedules.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: ~19,238 seated (domestic); UEFA/international capacity ~14,752; some databases list up to ~19,801 total capacity depending on configuration.
  • Address: Piazzale Montello 14, 57128 Livorno, Italy.
  • Venue type: Municipal multi-purpose stadium; home ground of AS Livorno Calcio / US Livorno 1915.
  • Parking: Disabled parking available at Renato Martelli field; general/street parking around Via dei Pensieri; official parking details published by the Comune and event pages.
  • Transit: Public transit via Autolinee Toscane buses (e.g., lines 1 and 5; 1+ service from Livorno Centrale); accessible from Livorno Centrale by bus; nearby stops include Ardenza and Via dei Pensieri Stadio.
  • Nearby hotels: Grand Hotel Palazzo Livorno (≈1 km from the stadium) and other Livorno hotels within walking distance; hotel details and maps available from Grand Hotel Palazzo and travel guides.
  • Notable events hosted: Football at the 1960 Rome Olympics; Italia Wave Love Festival (2008–2009); final of the Viareggio Cup in 2011.
  • Renaming/demolition: Formerly Stadio Edda Ciano Mussolini (1935–1945); renamed Armando Picchi in 1990; no demolition of the stadium.
  • Seating chart: A publicly published detailed seating map is not readily available; typical Italian-stadium layout includes tribune, curves, and distinti sections; public seating plan link referenced by Stadium Guide.