The aim of Itinerant Fan is to help you with every part of the live sports experience, and that starts with stadium guides in the NFL, NBA and NHL as well as MLB.
Check them out for insight on getting to the venue, things to do nearby, where to sit, what to eat and drink and more.
In the football-mad country of Italy, a visit to just about any metropolis can be enhanced by watching a game at that city’s top soccer stadium. But arguably the most famous one in the nation can be found in the … Continue reading
One of the most widely visited cities in the world, Paris isn’t necessarily thought of as a top destination for sports fans. Unless, of course, you are a fan of international soccer. Paris Saint-Germain ranks as one of the most … Continue reading
There’s simply no denying the importance of the Melbourne Cricket Ground to Australia’s sports culture as a whole. The venerable venue has been open since 1853, and as the country’s largest stadium (as well as the largest in the entire … Continue reading
For decades, the Los Angeles Clippers have toiled in the shadow of their more popular intracity rival, the Lakers. Not helping matters was the fact the Clippers shared an arena with the Lakers, Crypto.com Arena, and in many ways were … Continue reading
In Salt Lake City, primarily known around the world as the center of the Mormon faith, there’s plenty of room for sports fandom — as fans of the Utah Jazz and the NBA already well know. Utah is renowned for … Continue reading
In Miami’s vibrant sports scene, Kaseya Center might be its most interesting venue. It’s got a lot going for it — a prime location downtown, right alongside Biscayne Bay (meaning it’s the closest sports venue to Miami Beach); a sleek, … Continue reading
Whether you’re into the NBA, the NHL, mega-concerts, college hoops or any other large-scale arena event, Madison Square Garden, the home of the New York Knicks and Rangers and so much more, is worth visiting. You can debate whether it’s … Continue reading
Part of the fun of visiting many of the grounds in English soccer is to see how well the stadium incorporates itself within the existing neighborhood. Understandably, this is sometimes dependent on how old the facility is. But then you … Continue reading
In St. Louis, MLB’s Cardinals tend to take a lion’s share of the city’s sporting attention, but that’s not to say the NHL’s Blues get short shrift. Indeed, they love their hockey in St. Louis and fill up the Blues’ … Continue reading
The area of Washington, D.C., known as the Penn Quarter, between the U.S. Capitol and the White House, is a hub of entertainment and nightlife — full of trendy restaurants and bars. At the center of it all is Capital … Continue reading
