Renzo Barbera Stadium

Awesome experience watching Palermo FC. The singing and chanting lasted all game. If you sit in the home team endzone you will be in the thick of it. Just as reviews say washrooms aren’t great especially for my fiancé but guys have no problem.

Great stadium, especially when Palermo FC wins :)

Beautiful football ground with a superb atmosphere even in the Serie C.

We didn’t expect to get some beer inside the stadium but they sold it. You can even get Borghetti, an Italian coffee liqueur. Infront of the stadium you have further options to grab some food or drinks.

Despite having not booked onto the English language tour (and being the only person in attendance) Gabriele was kind enough to personally take me around the museum and deliver the tour in English which was over the odds in terms of professionalism and kindness! A huge thanks for this, thoroughly recommend a visit!

Great atmosphere and tifosi 😃

Went to see Palermo playing, very nice experience, nice seating and service!

The football stadium of Palermo Calcio! Get to see that if you come! There's a bar, a store and a museum as well with the history of the club

Super fun game! Palermo vs Piza. 3 to 3 tie. The home team energy was amazing!!

Beautiful stadium with a beautiful scenic backdrop.
Similar to Barcelona's Camp Nou Stadium but with a much lower capacity.
Palermo, one of the Italian clubs I watched.

I remember that this team from Sicilia had Luca Toni, Bresciano, Zaccardo, Grosso, Amauri, Dybala, Ilicic Joseph, Nocerino, Javier Pastore, Bellotti and the great Fabrizio Micoli.

Awesome atmosphere! Palermo was last in the rankings playing a team in the middle of the table and the stadium was still about 70% full and the Ultras in the Zona Nord were going nuts the whole game. Definitely worth a trip if you are in town and enjoy a game. Warning they don't scan tickets at the gate so if you buy your tickets online be sure to print them before you go for he game showing on your phone won't work.

Vasco live

During difficult covid-19 times the staff were very helpful and the stadium open

ITALY’S SOUTHERN EAGLES
Maurizio Zamparini, the owner who led Palermo back to Serie A, is not a patient man. On the contrary, he is known for his explosive temper, his controversial statements and his ability to work his way through managers as if they were on a conveyor belt. From the time he bought the Sicilian club in 2002 to the summer of 2018, Zamparini changed managers more than 40 times, something reminiscent of his days as the owner of Venezia between 1987 and 2002. Among his questionable claims to fame, Zamparini can boast of being the only owner in the history of Serie A to have changed his head coach eight times during one season.
Palermo’s fans and the club’s eccentric owner have a love-hate relationship. On the one hand, the fans have suffered through Zamparini’s destructive capriciousness. On the other hand, the club would not have made it to Serie A without him. Until then, the great Sicilian club Palermo had spent 31 years languishing in the lower divisions, most often in Serie B and occasionally even the third division. With the arrival of the businessman Zamparini came money and a vision that the club was good enough for Serie A. Players of the calibre of Luca Toni and Fabio Grosso were acquired, and it would take only two years under the new owner for Palermo to return to Serie A.
Thereafter the club experienced a roller coaster of seasons. Success, including European campaigns, alternated with major downturns and fights for survival in Serie A. Founded in 1900 as Palermo – or Unione Sportiva U.S. Città di Palermo to give them their full name – the colours on the kit were adopted in 1907. The colours on the crest in 1926. The iconic eagle shown on the club crest is inspired by the coat of arms of the city of Palermo.

CLUB: U.S. Cittá di Palermo
NICKNAMES: Rosanero (the Pink and Blacks) and Le Aquile (the Eagles)
FOUNDED: 1900
STADIUM: Stadio Renzo Barbera, Palermo (36,349 capacity)
HISTORIC PLAYERS: Santiago Vernazza, Roberto Biffi, Luca Toni, Andrea Barzagli, Edinson Cavani and Fabrizio Miccoli

In his time at Sicilian club Palermo, Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani was nicknamed ‘El Matador’ on account of his composure in front of goal.

Needs renovations or the new stadium Zamparini has been talking about for the past 10+ years. If your a Palermo fan this is will be a bone chilling, emotional experience.

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Very beautiful stadium. The atmosphere is great and the fans are super.

Its a big stadium, but really friendly people. You can walk right in.

Very good, arrived unannounced and staff member took me inside the stadium to look around. 👍

Magicooooooooooo

Nice stadium