San Marino Stadium Tickets

Stadium facts

San Marino Stadium key facts

Home team

San Marino

Capacity

4,496

Opened

1970

Owner

San Marino National Olympic Committee (CONS); run by the San Marino Football Federation

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

47899

• San Marino beat Liechtenstein 1–0 here in a friendly in April 2004 and again in the Nations League in September 2024.
• Germany won 13–0 here in September 2006, San Marino’s heaviest home defeat.
• In 2014 a 0–0 draw with Estonia here gave San Marino their first point in European Championship qualifying.
• In 2009 the ground was one of the first in the world to lay a Football Green Live hybrid pitch.
• Pope Benedict XVI celebrated Mass before about 20,000 people at the stadium on 19 June 2011.

History

About San Marino Stadium

The stadium was built in 1969 and inaugurated the following year with a single covered stand, the Tribuna Sud. It was named Stadio Olimpico in 1985 for the first Games of the Small States of Europe, and the Tribuna Nord was added for the 2001 Games. A services tower funded by FIFA and UEFA opened in 2013, and on 2 September 2014 the ground was renamed San Marino Stadium. It hosted matches at the 2019 European Under-21 Championship.

Seating layout

San Marino Stadium seating plan & capacity

Seating is in the two stands along the long sides of the pitch, separated from it by an athletics track; about 3,600 of the 4,496 places are covered.

• Tribuna Nord

  Built for the 2001 Games of the Small States; it houses the San Marino Olympic museum, the press box of about 60 seats, ten TV boxes and the hospitality area.

• Tribuna Sud

  The original covered stand from the stadium’s opening.

Getting there

How to get to San Marino Stadium

San Marino Stadium is at 47899, Serravalle, San Marino.

Walk

The stadium is on Via Rancaglia in Serravalle, a few hundred metres from the Italian border.

FAQ

San Marino Stadium ticket FAQs