Stadio Luigi Ferraris Sports Fan Tips

Stadio Luigi Ferraris is a venue in or near Genoa that is most often used for Soccer

Stadio Luigi Ferraris seating?

With the stadium playing host to both Genoa and Sampdoria; the away fans will always be found in the West Stand, this is also the place for the families to watch the game as well as the most expensive seats in the stadium. As always, the most atmospheric seats are found behind the North and South goals, always dependent on which team is playing! The seats here though stay the same price, around €15-25 a ticket. The East Stand is a classic one, in the mould of many English grounds – its three tiers are very steep really increasing the atmosphere.

Best Bars near Stadio Luigi Ferraris?

Unlike many over stadiums in Italy, there are a fair number of bars and pubs near the stadium for you to enjoy before and after the match. Villa Piantelli is a fantastic place to grab a drink or two in some incredible surroundings, a fantastic bar located in a picturesque courtyard. The bar itself is decorated with lots of photographs of Genoa and its footballing history. As you can guess by the name – Offside, is also another great bar to grab a drink in, though it may have to be after the match as it tends to only open in the evenings. Though the atmosphere is always a cracking one!

Best restaurants near Stadio Luigi Ferraris?

If you are looking for some classic Italian comfort food, with great flavour at an amazing price – then you should make a reservation at Ostaietta. The seafood is really tasty and is worth the walk to get there. Sometimes you just can't beat an incredible burger, and that is exactly what you get at Groove. They have some classic combinations but the secret to their success really is in their patty, though their fries are pretty fantastic too. If you can't make up your mind to have sweet or savoury – then head to J'aime les Crepes. The French style restaurant cooks up some fantastic gallates and crepes to suit any occasion

Stadio Luigi Ferraris parking?

The stadium is around 3.5km out from the centre of town and the main train station and is probably too long of a walk! If you don't mind a bit of a stroll, it is worth taking either the train or the metro to Genova Brignole Station. The station is still a 20-minute walk from the stadium but it is a nice walk against the backdrop of the hills! Or you can either take the Bus Number 480 or the 482 to the ground for a couple of Euro. The Bus Number 12 and 13 also run to the stadium from the historic harbour, or on matchdays there is a match shuttle leaving from Piazza Kennedy and the Principe train station.

What to expect from the Stadio Luigi Ferraris crowd?

The biggest fans for Sampdoria are to be found in the South Stand and the area is dominated by the main Ultra group – the I Blucerchiati! The North Stand is for the biggest fans of Genoa and their Ultra group Il Grifone keep the atmosphere pumped up on a game day! Make sure you pick the right stand for the correct match!

Safety at Stadio Luigi Ferraris?

Genoa is a classically Medieval city and is full of fantastic sights to see. Porta Soprana is home to the 12th Century gates, as well as the birth place of the legendary Christopher Columbus! The old town is a maze of small streets and alleyways where you can spend an afternoon getting lost, discovering coffee shops and hopefully stumbling across Perfumo di Rosa for some great Gelato. Genoa is an amazing fishing port, and is also reputedly the home of Pesto – make sure to indulge yourself as much as possible!

Best Food and Drink at Stadio Luigi Ferraris?

The refreshments at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium really could do with an upgrade. There are several small snack vendors that are found around the ground, however the options aren't that numerous and the fact that there are only a few members of staff running the place means that lines at half time can get pretty long!

Best Insider tip at Stadio Luigi Ferraris?

When you are buying tickets for the game – make sure you get the correct stand to fully enjoy your experience. If you want to be a part of the action and are going to a Genoa game – you will want to sit in the North Stand. Sampdoria games are best watched from the South Stand.