Ennio Tardini is a landmark stadium in Parma, known for a classic Italian football feel and stands that sit close to the pitch—bringing the action right to you. As the home ground of Parma’s team, it carries a strong local identity and remains one of the city’s most recognizable venues for big matchday moments.
Inside, the experience is all about atmosphere: chants travel quickly around the bowl, sightlines are generally very good, and the sense of proximity makes every phase of play more intense. Visitors often appreciate the clear entry setup and practical amenities that keep the evening comfortable—from refreshment points to convenient areas for a short pre-kickoff pause.
You’ll find the stadium at Viale Partigiani D'Italia, 1, Parma, Italy, in an area where access to the gates is straightforward and well signposted. If you’re arriving by car, it’s easiest to use nearby parking zones and then follow a short walk along the stadium perimeter to the main entrances. For broader citywide transport tips and how to get around Parma, see the text further down the page.