Stadio Comunale · Sanremo · since 1932
A small stadium, a few minutes' walk from the sea and the town centre. The stands are close to the pitch: you hear everything, from the bench to the crowd.
Opened in 19322.250 seats5 settoriCorso G. Mazzini 13-23Serie D · Girone A
There is no ring road to take and no car park to cross: the Comunale sits between the town centre and the seafront, and you walk there the way you walk to the market. First-time visitors are surprised by how close the pitch is.
It is the most direct way to understand this town: small, close-up, unfiltered. Sanremese have played their home games here since 1932.
A 1932 stadium, owned by the town council
Opened in 1932 and owned by the Comune di Sanremo, the Comunale is Sanremese's home: 2,250 seats across five stands, a grass pitch and floodlights for evening games. From the front row you can see the ball spin.
1932
2.250
5
On foot
Ninety-four years in the same place.
Getting here
By air
Nice Côte d’Azur: 60 km, the largest airport in France after Paris. Genoa: 140 km. From Nice, a direct bus or the train via Ventimiglia.
By train
Railway station: Sanremo, on the Genoa–Ventimiglia line. From Ventimiglia there are connections for Nice and Monaco.
By car
Motorway A10, Sanremo exit. From Monaco 55 km, from Turin 175 km, from Milan 290 km.
On foot
The stadium is on Corso G. Mazzini 13-23: from the station, the town centre and the seafront you can walk.
See you at the Comunale
Seventeen home games, from September to May.