Campo Sportivo di Dogana

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Ever wondered where San Marino’s sporting spirit truly ignites? The Campo Sportivo Ezio Conti di Dogana stands before you. This stadium pulses with local pride and passion for the game.

Named after Ezio Conti, a dedicated figure in Juvenes/Dogana’s history, the Campo Sportivo di Dogana is more than just a field. Conti was a former player and leader. His legacy lives on in every match played here.

Completed in 1981, the Campo Sportivo di Dogana sits near San Marino’s border. Its location makes it a key landmark for sports in the region.

The field stretches 100 meters long and 60 meters wide. Artificial lighting allows for exciting night games. The synthetic turf ensures playability in all conditions.

Inside the Campo Sportivo di Dogana, you will find a smaller synthetic field. This caters to five-a-side football. Four changing rooms support teams.

The Campo Sportivo di Dogana hosts various Sammarinese competitions. Youth activities thrive here. It is also a hub for women’s football. These activities build community and foster the next generation of players.

Juvenes/Dogana uses the Campo Sportivo di Dogana for training. This underscores its importance to the local team. It is a place where athletes hone their skills.

Piero Bronzetti, a founder of the Gruppo Sportivo Dogana, captured its rich history. Bronzetti documented its journey. This includes its evolution and eventual merging into Juvenes/Dogana in 2000.

The Campo Sportivo Ezio Conti di Dogana has a seating capacity of 1,200. It provides an intimate setting for fans to enjoy the game.

Think of the cheers that have echoed here. Envision the dreams realized on this very pitch. The Campo Sportivo di Dogana embodies the heart of San Marino’s sporting community. It is a place where history, passion and community converge.

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