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About Stadio Luigi Ferraris

Stadio Luigi Ferraris, affectionately known as Marassi, is Genoa’s iconic multi-use stadium located at Via Giovanni De Prà 1, 16139 Genova GE. Owned by the Municipality of Genoa, it seats about 33,205 for football matches and hosts appearances by Genoa CFC and UC Sampdoria, along with rugby events and occasional concerts. Whether you’re here for a league clash or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical tips to secure your seats and navigate the venue like a local.

Note: This venue page covers seating, parking, transportation, and nearby hotels and dining to help you plan a smooth visit. All information aims to reflect current arrangements and common practices for fans and visitors.

The stadium’s four main stands — Gradinata Nord, Gradinata Sud, Distinti Est, and Tribuna Ovest — offer a straightforward view of the action from different perspectives. Ground rules and arrangements may vary by event, so check your ticket details for exact access. Stadio Luigi Ferraris has a storied history, including hosting matches from the 1934 and 1990 FIFA World Cups, and continues to be a central venue for football and other events in Genoa.

We’ve gathered practical, non-salesy tips to help you secure your seats and enjoy your visit. If you’re planning a stay, the surrounding area features a selection of hotels and dining options that fit a range of preferences and budgets.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and ownership: Via Giovanni De Prà 1, Genoa, 16139 Genova GE, Italy; owned by the Municipality of Genoa.
  • Capacity: 33,205 seats (current official figure for football matches).
  • Venue type and tenants: Multi-use stadium primarily for football; home to Genoa CFC and UC Sampdoria; nicknamed Marassi.
  • Seating chart: Four main stands – Gradinata Nord, Gradinata Sud, Distinti Est, and Tribuna Ovest.
  • Parking and transit: Parking is discouraged in the Marassi area; recommended to use Brignole Metro station area for parking; nearest transit is Brignole Metro (and Genova Brignole station with a short walk).
  • Nearby hotels: Examples include Holiday Inn (West), Hotel Helvetia (East), and Hotel Vittoria (Central).
  • Notable events hosted: 1934 FIFA World Cup (Spain vs. Brazil) and 1990 FIFA World Cup matches; also hosts other events including rugby and occasional concerts.
  • Renaming and demolition history: Originally opened as Stadio Marassi; renamed Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris in 1933; rebuilt for the 1990 World Cup (not demolished).
  • Nickname and identity: Commonly known as Marassi, reflecting the Marassi neighbourhood.