Stadium Information

The Ennio Tardini Stadium, located in Parma, Italy, is the home of Parma Calcio 1913. Inaugurated in 1923, it was named in honor of Ennio Tardini, the club president who promoted its construction but passed away before its completion. With a current capacity of 22,352 spectators, it is one of the oldest stadiums in use in Italy and stands out for its central location and proximity to the field, providing an immersive experience for fans.

Throughout its history, the stadium has undergone several significant renovations, especially in the 1990s when Parma achieved promotion to Serie A. These renovations included the modernization of stands and the installation of yellow and blue seats, representative of the club. Additionally, since 2017, it houses the Ernesto Ceresini Museum, which showcases the team's history and achievements.

In 2019, an agreement was reached with the Municipality of Parma for a deep restructuring of the stadium, which will include roofs over the stands and a new east stand. This project aims to transform the stadium into a multifunctional center open to the community throughout the week, not just on match days.

The Tardini has not only witnessed the successes of Parma Calcio, but has also hosted matches of the Italian national team and other sporting events. Its combination of history, architecture, and atmosphere make it an emblem of Italian football and a landmark in the city of Parma.