Stadio Porta Elisa

Stadio Porta Elisa is a football stadium in Lucca with a grass pitch measuring 105 by 68 meters and seating for around 7,400 spectators total. The grounds are divided into sections for home and away supporters, with some seats positioned under covered areas.

The stadium opened in 1935 following designs by architects Raffaello Fagnoni and Enrico Bianchini as a municipal facility. Over time it has become an important part of Lucca's sporting life.

The stadium takes its name from Porta Elisa, an eastern gate in Lucca's historic walls named after Elisa Baciocchi Bonaparte. This connection ties the venue to the city's broader historical story and its links to the Napoleonic era.

The grounds are straightforward to reach and feature separate entrances for home and away supporters to make the visit smooth. Covered seating areas provide shelter from rain, so it is helpful to check the weather before your visit.

The Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage recognizes this stadium as a national monument, acknowledging its architectural and historical significance. This designation honors the building not just as a sports venue but as an important piece of the city's cultural heritage.

Location: Lucca

Inception: 1935

Creator: Enrico Bianchini, Raffaello Fagnoni

Official opening: 1935

Capacity: 7386

Address: Via dello stadio

GPS coordinates: 43.84778,10.51722

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:59