Stadio San Vito, building in Cosenza, Italy

Stadio San Vito is a football stadium in Cosenza with capacity for approximately 21,000 spectators, featuring both covered and open stands overlooking a grass pitch. The venue includes separate sections for home fans, away supporters, press facilities, and space for other sporting events alongside modern safety infrastructure.

The municipal technical office designed the stadium from 1958, with engineer Terenzio Tavolaro's report; work began on 19 January 1961. The first lot was completed on 18 March 1963 by Impresa Vincenzo Gallo, and the second in July 1964. It opened on 4 October 1964 with Cosenza-Pescara 2-1, after a ceremony at Palazzo dei Bruzi attended by mayor Mario Stancati and CONI regional president Oreste Granillo. The initial project had the west and east Tribunes and only the south Curva, giving a horseshoe shape and 19,200 seats.

The stadium's name honours Gigi Marulla, the former Cosenza captain and later coach, added to San Vito in 2015. The home end is the Curva Sud "Donato Bergamini", while the Curva Nord "Massimiliano Catena" holds the away section. The ground has staged three cup finals, including the 1983 Anglo-Italian Cup final won 2-0 against Padova.

The stadium stands in the San Vito district on the right bank of the Campagnano stream, at 232.5 m above sea level. The pitch measures 105 by 68 metres and is ringed by a six-lane, 400-metre running track, with two straight sections of 125 metres each. A moat separates the playing field from the stands.

The stadium has hosted musicians like Bob Dylan and Sting who performed concerts there, adding cultural dimensions beyond sports to the venue. These events demonstrate the space serves purposes far beyond football matches.