Artemio Franchi Stadium

ATMOSPHERE WAS AMAZING even with half of it under renovation. The people outside however kept telling me other side of the stadium was where I needed to enter and after I ran around they said I needed to be back where I came from. Pretty disappointing to be misguided and miss the beginning of the game. This should not take away from the experience inside though. Absolute scenes, would highly recommend.

A Truly Unforgettable Experience at Artemio Franchi Stadium Visiting the Artemio Franchi Stadium to watch Fiorentina play is an experience that blends history, architecture, and the pure joy of football. From the moment you approach the iconic structure, its timeless design captivates with a mix of classic and modern elements that reflect the rich legacy of this historic venue. Its clean lines, dramatic arches, and towering stands create an atmosphere of awe and excitement even before the first whistle blows. It stands as a testament to the passion and dedication that have been embedded in the city's culture for decades. But what really sets Artemio Franchi apart is the vibe. The energy in the stadium is electric—whether it’s the passionate chants from the stands or the palpable sense of history with each passing minute of the game, it’s an atmosphere that’s impossible to replicate. The fans are some of the most loyal and fervent in Italy, making it feel like you’re part of something much larger than just a match. The crowd creates a sense of unity that’s rare to experience anywhere else. There’s a palpable connection to the past at the stadium, too. You can’t help but feel the weight of history with every step you take inside. From the memories of past legendary players to the iconic matches that have unfolded within these walls, it’s a place that ties together the present and the past in a beautiful way. If you're lucky enough to catch a game, you’ll find that it’s not just about the match itself—it’s about creating memories. Whether you're cheering alongside locals or fellow football fans from across the globe, the experience at Artemio Franchi is something that stays with you long after the final whistle. In short, Artemio Franchi Stadium isn’t just a venue—it’s a celebration of Fiorentina, Florence, and the magic of football. A must-visit for any true fan of the sport or anyone looking to immerse themselves in the rich culture and energy of Italian football.

Views from the cheap seats are fantastic. A real stadium with character and charm. Every football fan should visit at least once in their life.

Great historical ground in the process of being updated. Staff and people were very friendly. Lots of food and drink choice

I visited the stadium on the day of the match between Fiorentina and Venezia on 25.8.2024. First of all, I should mention that a part of the stadium is under reconstruction, only like 2/3 of the stadium are functional. The stadium had small seats and little legroom. There is a large sector of home fans, but the atmosphere didn't particularly impress me. The stand I was sitting on didn't have a roof, which could be a problem in bad weather. The stadium was large without an athletic track. I liked the quality and size of the big screen. I have attached a photo of the screen, a view of the staggered section of the grandstand, the view from my seat and the toilet. I might come again after the reconstruction is finished

Cult stadium. Brilliant atmosphere, very old and worn out facilities. No card payment at the bar, so bring cash. The Viola fans are amazing and the view isn't too bad, even though you're far away from the pitch.

Went to watch game vs Milan. I absolutely would not recommend getting cheap seats. The seats we had you basically couldn't even see 50% of the pitch. I also wouldn't recommend seats behind one of the goals as it's very far from the field. Luckily we were able to get closer to the pitch and stand with some locals. The stadium is generally small so another seat you get will be good. Fiorentina fans aren't loud at all, we were hearing Milan supporters for most of the game. Overall we enjoyed the experience

Iconic ground that’s currently in the midst of being renovated. Still, fantastic atmosphere thanks to the Viola fans! Easily reached from the city centre via train (just 1 stop away!)

Stadium itself is pretty beat-up and outdated, which is surprising for a place that got renovated in the 90's. Beers are cheap. The atmosphere was pretty good, as Roma were in town. Security is good.