Stadio Raffaele Mancini, Football stadium in Fano, Italy.

Stadio Raffaele Mancini is a sports venue in Fano with multiple seating areas arranged around the pitch. The central covered grandstand provides shelter for spectators, while separate sections accommodate both home supporters and visiting fans.

Construction of the stadium began in 1930 and was completed the same year, when it opened as the Polisportivo Borgo Metauro. It was later named after Raffaele Mancini, a former Fano player who also played in higher divisions during his career. The ground stands south-east of the town centre and hosts the home matches of Fano.

The stadium serves as a gathering place where local football fans come together to support their team and share their passion for the sport. It holds special meaning for the community as the home ground of Fano's football club.

Plan your visit by checking ahead for match days when the local team plays at home and arrive with enough time to find your seat. The facility has multiple entrances and clearly defined sections that make it easy to navigate.

The stadium's name honours Raffaele Mancini, a former Fano player who also played in Italy's top divisions. It was inaugurated in 1930 as Polisportivo Borgo Metauro and later took his name. The ground lies south-east of Fano's built-up centre.