Trastevere Stadium, Football stadium in Monteverde Vecchio, Rome, Italy
Trastevere Stadium is a football ground in the Monteverde Vecchio district of Rome, set within the historic walls of Villa Doria Pamphilj. It has an approved capacity of 1200 spectators and hosts both the men's Serie D team and the women's Serie C team of Trastevere Football.
The land belongs to the Casa Generalizia of the Order of the Discalced Carmelites, and the stadium has been managed by Trastevere Football since 2013. The surrounding area was the site of the Battle of Gianicolo in June 1849.
On match days, the small stands fill with local supporters who come to watch the women's team as well as the men's. The setting inside a public park gives the games a relaxed feel, with families and friends often gathering along the sidelines.
The ground sits inside a large park, so allow extra time to walk from the nearest entrance to the stadium. Access is mainly on foot, and the area can be reached by public transport followed by a short walk through the park.
The stadium is tucked inside the walls of Villa Doria Pamphilj, one of Rome's largest public parks, so matches are played against a backdrop of trees and old walls. This location makes it easy to combine a game with a walk through the park's paths and gardens.
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