Stadio Mario Rigamonti-Mario Ceppi

The ground sits at the foot of the hills separating Brescia from the Val Trompia. Curva Nord dominates the view from one side, a metal structure that replaced the old concrete section in 2012. The capacity reached 19,550 after redevelopment works completed between 2019 and 2020, which added a new Curva Sud and skyboxes.

The surface is natural grass, replaced entirely in 2018 with imported American turf. The stadium opened on September 19, 1959, and was named for Mario Rigamonti, a defender for the Grande Torino who died in the Superga air disaster.

The stadium serves as the home ground for Brescia Calcio and currently Union Brescia.

While the facility hosted the Serie A1 Rugby final in 1990, it was never used for the World Cup that year. It is distinct from the stadium in Lecco that shares part of the name; the 'Mario Ceppi' title belongs there, not here. The ground has kept its original name since 1959.