Como 1907 tickets at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia

Como tickets: the most scenic ground in Serie A

The Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia sits on the lakefront in Como, so close to the water that you can see the ferries from the upper rows and the mountains rise straight up behind the far stand. It opened in 1927, holds a little under 12,000, and no other stadium in Italy's top flight looks remotely like it.

Como came up through the divisions in a handful of seasons and are now back among the biggest names in Italian football, with an ownership and a coaching staff that have made the club one of the stories of the league. The result: a ground that was half empty a few years ago now sells out for every fixture.

What we arrange for your Como match break

• Official Serie A home fixtures at the Sinigaglia — the visits of the Milan clubs, Juventus and Napoli sell out first
• Hotels in Como itself, in the villages along the lake or in Milan
• Tickets on their own or a full package with accommodation

The lake makes the trip

Como is 50 kilometres from Milan and around an hour by train from the city centre; Milan Malpensa and Bergamo airports both serve the area. Bellagio, Varenna and the villa gardens are a boat ride away, which is why many visitors turn the fixture into a long weekend rather than a day out.

Want to combine Como with a match in Milan? Our Serie A overview lists the clubs we cover.

Book early — this one is genuinely tight

With under 12,000 seats and demand from all over Europe, Como is the hardest ticket on our Italian list. Send us the fixture and your dates as early as you can, and we will come back with a concrete offer for tickets and hotel.