Parma

About Parma

The Stadio Ennio Tardini is the home of Parma Calcio 1913. The ground opened in 1923 and is named after Ennio Tardini, one of the people who made it possible. In the early 1990s it was substantially rebuilt, when Parma played in the top flight for the first time. For league matches it holds just over 22,000. The club has plans for a renovated stadium on the same site, but there is no start date yet.

The Tardini sits in the middle of the city, among residential streets and close to the old centre. The stands are close to the pitch, which creates a tight-knit atmosphere. The matches that matter most are those against Bologna, the neighbours from the same region, and against the big clubs from Milan, Turin, Rome and Naples.

Parma is a quiet, attractive city, famous for its ham and cheese. The station is on the railway line between Milan and Bologna; from the airports of both cities the train gets you to Parma in about an hour and a half. We can put together a tailor-made football trip with ticket, accommodation and transport. Tickets for ordinary league matches are often available; for the big matches it is different. We arrange official tickets and hospitality with a confirmed seat.

Hospitality at Parma

At Parma, hospitality consists of a good seat with access to a lounge in the ground. The difference with a regular ticket is the seat and the service: a seat with a good view of the pitch and food and drink before and after the match. In a compact ground like the Tardini you sit close to the action. It is a comfortable way to experience the game, especially for a corporate guest or a group.

• Hospitality from € 98 per person (indication)
• Regular tickets from € 32 per person (indication)

This is the lowest price per type in our current range. The two figures may come from different fixtures, as prices vary considerably by opponent.

Practical information for matchday

Come well before kick-off, as it is busy around the ground on matchday. Go on foot or by bus, as there is no parking at the ground and the surrounding streets are narrow. After the match, walking to the centre is often quicker than waiting for the bus. You travel to Parma by train via Milan or Bologna, where the larger airports are too; we can arrange ticket, accommodation and transport together in a tailor-made football trip. If you want to make a day of it, the Duomo, the Teatro Regio and the Parco Ducale are within walking distance.