Stadio Armando Picchi, Municipal stadium in Jesolo, Italy.

Stadio Armando Picchi is a sports facility in Jesolo featuring a natural grass field, a running track, and floodlights that can accommodate about 4,000 spectators. The structure includes straightforward stands that provide good viewing of the pitch for fans.

The venue became the site of a historic moment in women's football on August 18, 1985, when the United States national team played its first-ever match against Italy. This game marked the beginning of international competition for women in football.

This venue serves as home to the local football club US Città di Jesolo and draws supporters from the surrounding area who gather here to watch matches. The matches shape the rhythm of local sports life and create meeting points for fans throughout the season.

The stadium is on Via Equilio, near the roundabout and the new underpass, so it is easy to reach from anywhere in Jesolo. It stands only 100 metres from Jesolo's bus station, which makes arriving by public transport simple.

From 2 to 22 August 2013, Sydney FC trained at the stadium and played its friendlies there with Alessandro Del Piero in the squad. The same summer works raised the capacity to more than 4,000 seats, with a 2,000-seat semi-covered central stand and a 2,000-seat uncovered prefabricated stand.