ARENA CIVICA

(Redirected from Arena di Milano)

'Arena Civica' is a multi-use stadium in Milan, Italy, which was opened on 18 August, 1807 and is one of the city’s main examples of neoclassical architecture. During its history it has been used for many kinds of events, including the reconstruction of naval battles; William Frederick Cody (“Buffalo Bill”) twice brought his “Wild West Show” here. Today it mainly hosts football matches, concerts and cultural events. The stadium holds 18,000–30,000.

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History

Facilities

See also

External links

History

Facilities

★ one 8-lane 800 m track

★ one soccer and rugby pitch (100 x 86 m)

See also

Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (or San Siro Stadium)

External links

★ Description On Comune di Milano website

★ ARENA CIVICA.doc , a document in Microsoft Word format from the Comune di Milano website offering a history of the arena.

★ Arena Civica History of the Arena Civica (Italian)

★ History of the Arena Civica (French)