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Italian cities designated European Cities of Sport
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ACES Europe has officially designated several Italian locations as European Cities of Sport for 2028. The recognition honors cities that promote physical activity as a tool for health, social integration, education, and respect. Among the designated cities are Pisa, Perugia, Brescia, Foggia, and Osimo. Additionally, the ‘Terre Etrusche Unite’ district has been named a European Sport Community for 2028. In Brescia, the title follows significant investments in sports infrastructure, with over 42 million euros allocated for facility modernization and new developments. developments, including the creation of a sports district in Sanpolino. In Pisa, officials highlighted the use of municipal and PNRR funds to improve accessibility to sports facilities. In Perugia, Mayor Vittoria Ferdinandi emphasized the designation is viewed as a commitment to using role of sport as a driver for community building and in fostering social cohesion. cohesion and accessibility for all citizens. Osimo’s leadership noted the city’s deep-rooted sporting tradition and extensive network of associations. Foggia also received the title following a candidacy process that evaluated its community programs and facilities.
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- 2026-10-08 02:53 UTC Italian cities designated European Cities of Sport
- 2026-10-07 14:27 UTC Italian cities designated European Cities of Sport
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