The "Stadio Friuli", now known as the Bluenergy Stadium, celebrates 50 years since its inauguration on 26 September 1976. Built on the site of the former Stadio Moretti, it has gradually become a symbol of Friulian identity and a benchmark for architectural and infrastructural evolution, ultimately emerging as one of the reference models for the contemporary stadium.

Thanks to a series of progressive interventions focused on innovation, efficiency and sustainability, the Bluenergy Stadium now ranks among the most sustainable stadiums in Italy and the fourth in Europe. It is also the first stadium in Italy to host a renewable energy community through the “Energia in Campo” project, making it a concrete example of widespread sustainability and strong integration with the local territory.

Through a dedicated tour, participants will gain access to the stadium’s key areas, discovering first-hand the activities of the historic Friulian club and how a facility integrating technology, efficiency and environmental responsibility operates. The experience is designed to offer participants a tangible perspective on how an infrastructure can evolve over time, transforming from a sports venue into a strategic asset for the territory, capable of combining identity, innovation and sustainability.
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