TICKETS GENOA VS AS ROMA

Stadion Luigi Ferraris is one of Italy’s most distinctive football venues—steep, compact, and famously close to the action. First opened in the early 20th century and extensively modernised for major tournaments, it blends historic character with the landmark corner towers and a tight bowl that amplifies the crowd. With a capacity of around 33,000, it’s a standout setting for matches and concerts where intensity matters as much as scale.

Inside, the experience is defined by punchy acoustics and sightlines that keep you connected to the pitch or stage even from higher rows. The steep stands create a “wall of sound” effect, while the sector layout and signage make it straightforward to find your entrance. Visitors also appreciate the practical concourses and a solid selection of food and drink for quick breaks without missing the atmosphere.

You’ll find the stadium in the Marassi area at Via Giovanni de Prà, 1, Genova, Italy. Entrances run around the perimeter, so the smoothest approach is to follow the gate and stand directions for your ticketed sector; street parking is limited, and many visitors plan for a short walk from nearby stops in the stadium zone. For broader city transport options and key hubs around Genova, see the information further down the page.

Genoa, the proud Ligurian port, blends Mediterranean charm with urban energy, which is why it ranks among Italy’s most compelling destinations for top-tier sports events and concerts. The city lives by the sea, with a rich cultural scene and an atmosphere that effortlessly turns a night out into a complete getaway. Whether you’re coming for a major spectacle or a more intimate show, Genoa offers plenty to fill your day before you even step into the venue.

A major advantage is how easy it is to get around: public transport is run by AMT Genova, with the backbone provided by the Metropolitana di Genova, complemented by an extensive bus network and the city’s iconic funiculars and elevators that make hilly routes simple. If you arrive by train, the key hubs are Genova Piazza Principe and Genova Brignole, where it’s straightforward to connect toward the center and the main event areas. For air travel, Aeroporto di Genova “Cristoforo Colombo” makes it quick to reach the city and continue on to arenas and stadiums.

As a sightseeing bonus, Genoa stands out for its distinctive historic center and picture-perfect districts: before or after the concert, stroll around Piazza De Ferrari, explore the old town’s “caruggi” lanes, or head down to Porto Antico and the Acquario di Genova. Architecture lovers often choose Via Garibaldi and the Rolli palaces, while a relaxing seaside option is a walk along Corso Italia or a visit to the city’s postcard fishing village, Boccadasse. That way, the event comes with a backdrop that fits naturally into your trip, without rushing and without compromise.