Stadio Romeo Galli

Stadio Romeo Galli is a sports facility in Imola with an elliptical concrete structure housing a natural grass pitch and running track. The venue accommodates spectators for football matches in a modest setting.

The facility was founded in 1934 and was originally known as Stadio delle Acque Minerali. It developed from basic playing grounds into its current structure over time.

The stadium is named after Romeo Galli, a librarian and administrator who worked in local politics after World War II. The name reflects the community's respect for figures who contributed to public life.

The stadium has limited seating capacity, so visitors should expect tight conditions. It is best to arrive early to secure a good viewing spot.

The stadium hosted the final of a major women's football championship, bringing top-level international competition to this small venue. This event demonstrated that the facility could attract significant sporting occasions.

Location: Imola

Official opening: 1934

Capacity: 4000

GPS coordinates: 44.34330,11.71000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:22