Stadio San Paolo

SSC Napoli • Napoli • Italy

Address: Via Giambattista Marino, 80125 Napoli NA, Italie
Inauguration: 6 December 1959
Capacity: 54,726 spectators
Pitch type: Natural grass

About the stadium

The Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, in the Fuorigrotta district, has been home to SSC Napoli since 1959. It is the third-largest stadium in Italy, with 54,726 seats following several rounds of work, including the renovations carried out for the 2019 Universiade.

Its ringed design and the running track around the pitch give it an old-school feel, plain but distinctive, and a setting that brings out the full force of Naples' passion. On the big nights, the noise can reach striking levels: 113 decibels were recorded during a Champions League match against Liverpool in 2022.

First known as the Stadio del Sole and then San Paolo, the ground was renamed in 2020 in honour of the figure who left a permanent mark on both the club and the city: Diego Maradona. It was here that the Argentine number 10 won Napoli their first two Scudetti, in 1987 and 1990. His legacy lives on today through a museum and an exhibition space devoted to him.

The stadium is reachable by metro (line 2, Campi Flegrei stop) or by bus, and sits comfortably within the life of the neighbourhood while remaining a powerful symbol of the city.

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Stadio Diego Armando Maradona

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Tuesday Closed
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Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Open 24 hours

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4.4

Visitor reviews

26 098 reviews

Ricco Morelli

April 27, 2026

Passionate funs and also family friendly. After every score the soind systems plays a Maradonaaaa song clip. We had a great time. Definitely a highlight to visiting Napoli

Timo Honkanen

April 02, 2026

A classic and historic stadium, but its age is visible everywhere. The surroundings are untidy and messy. The staff seemed indifferent, and the attitude towards security was surprisingly careless. The running tracks between the stands and the pitch put you quite far from the action. Overall, the atmosphere was only mediocre. A legendary place, but it desperately needs an update.

Jay

February 12, 2026

I was here for Chelsea v Napoli. Shuttles took two hours to get us there and the way back was awful. As for the ground itself, the concourse leaves a lot to be desired. It’s barebones and rundown. That said the match was brilliant and the view in the away end wasn’t as bad as I expected given the athletic track and all.

Marián Gogola

January 07, 2026

It's a shame that you can't see the stadium except for the match, I think there are many tourists who would like to see it. Make a football museum and allow visits to the stadium and Naples will have another attraction. Think about it SSC Napoli!

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December 08, 2025

Il Napoli ha battuto la Roma per 1-0 in una partita di Serie A. Il gol è stato segnato da Romelu Lukaku. The stadium is one of the older ones, you can see it. It is quite rusty. It's good to have time to spare, there are big queues to get in. Accessibility to the stadium from the centre is perfectly fine by train/metro. It's worse after the game, which is understandable. You'll probably have to wait a while. There are plenty of stands outside the stadium (booths for souvenirs, food, drinks). Great atmosphere. Incredible experience and the best football game I have been to. Fanatical fans and very enjoyable. Looks a bit dated from the outside, but the inside is amazing and modern with a lot of fans and looks like familys. Изображението показва интериора на стадион "Диего Армандо Марадона" (Stadio Diego Armando Maradona) в Неапол, Италия, по време на мач.

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