Fitton Football Stadium is a football stadium located in Worcester, Massachusetts. Constructed in 1923, it is one of the oldest stadiums in New England and has been a staple of the Worcester sports scene for nearly a century. It is home to the Holy Cross College Crusaders football team and has also hosted professional teams over the years such as the Worcester Tornadoes, a minor league baseball team since 2003-2012.

The stadium seats up to 20,000 fans across four separate seating levels while still maintaining an intimate atmosphere. It has received multiple renovations over the years, not only to keep up with changing technologies, but also providing additional accommodations for fans such as wheelchair accessibility and luxury suites.

Worcester has plenty of other attractions to explore. The Worcester Art Museum is one of the oldest and largest fine arts institutions in Massachusetts, blending impressive collections ranging from ancient Greek pottery to contemporary textile art. Elm Park offers views of trees, ponds, and framed landscapes. Downtown Worcester offers a variety of restaurants, including The Boynton restaurant and Mio Posto. Visit the Old Sturbridge Village and Salisbury Mansion for centuries of history across Worcester County, or the EcoTarium for hands-on science experiments.

Fitton Football Stadium is an icon in sports history, and undoubtedly one of the best venues in Worcester to watch a football game. With its beautiful irregularly shaped three-sided horseshoe on the edge of Holy Cross College's campus, it should be visited by anyone looking for an amazing experience cheering on some incredible teams!