DRIVING The majority of drivers will be arriving from the A1 motorway Autostrada del sole (The longest in Italy…) which runs down the spine of Italy, connecting Milan with Naples via Bologna, Florence and Rome. Take the exit to Parma and proceed to follow signs to the city’s ring road, Tangenziale, and exit at the Via Mantova road, following signs for the Stadium. The address for satnav is as follows: Stadio Ennio Tardini, Viale Partigiani D’Italia, 1, 43123 Parma PR, Italy Car Parks There isn’t any parking available at the stadium to the general public on matchdays which means you can either get there early and contend with street parking or find a parking garage in the city centre. TRAIN The railway train station of the city is Stazione di Parma which forms part of the Milan-Bologna railway with 4 tracks in total. Unfortunately there are no connecting trains or indeed train-stations near Ennio Tardini which means you will either have to walk to ground or catch a bus. The walk from the station to the stadium will take you 30 minutes but is pleasant enough as Parma like a lot of Italian city’s is full of character and history on ever street. BUS Buses number 8 and 9 take fans of I crociati straight from the train station to Stadio in no more than 15 minutes, making it the easiest and most convenient way of travelling to Parma’s home games. Note: They depart approximately every 30 minutes. AIRPORTS Aeroporti di Parma known as Parma “Giuseppe Verdi” Airport is located in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy, halfway between Bologna/Milan and only 1.5 miles Northwest of the city centre. The airport lacks its own train station meaning that you will either have to get a taxi or bus to get to the stadium/city. The main bus is No 6 which costs €1.20 euros with an additional 80 cents fee if you purchase the ticket on the bus rather than from a vendor before boarding.