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About Stadio Comunale Piano D'accio

Stadio Comunale Piano D'accio, commonly referred to as the Bonolis stadium, is Teramo’s main multi-use venue for football and large-scale concerts. With a capacity of 7,498, the arena hosts Teramo Calcio home games and high-profile musical performances by international and Italian artists. The venue offers convenient on-site parking and strong public transit connections, making it a practical choice for fans and concert-goers alike.

Originally known as Stadio Comunale (Vecchio Comunale) and renamed Stadio Gaetano Bonolis in 2014, this stadium continues to be a focal point for Teramo’s sporting and cultural calendar. When planning a visit, consider nearby hotels and B&Bs in Teramo for easy access after events. Secure your seats through our trusted network and enjoy a straightforward, no-fuss buying experience with support from Your Got a Guy team.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 7,498 seats (≈7.5k; widely cited as the football seating capacity).
  • Address: Viale Amerigo Vespucci, Piano d'Accio, 64100 Teramo, Italy.
  • Venue type: Multi-use stadium (primarily football; also concerts).
  • Seating/chart layout: Four sectors – Curva Sud, Curva Nord (guest); Tribuna Est (aka Distinti) and Tribuna Ovest (covered).
  • Parking: Ample on-site parking available for events.
  • Transit: Accessible via local buses; nearby Nepezzano-Piano d'Accio railway station (and other Teramo public transit).
  • Nearby hotels: Several hotels/B&B options exist in Teramo within reasonable distance of the stadium.
  • Notable events hosted: Teramo Calcio home games; major concerts (e.g., Jovanotti, Pooh, Vasco Rossi, Tiziano Ferro, Laura Pausini, Caparezza).
  • Renamed: Originally Stadio Comunale (Vecchio Comunale); renamed Stadio Gaetano Bonolis in 2014.
  • Demolished/renamed status: The old Vecchio Comunale was superseded by Bonolis in 2008; the old site has been repurposed (not the current venue).