Atalanta's home ground, officially known as Gewiss Stadium, stands proudly in Bergamo, Italy, with a capacity of 21,747 seats. The stadium has a rich history, initially opening its gates in 1928 and undergoing various modernizations over the years. Notable features include curved stands and a roof over the main stand, providing an enhanced experience for fans.

Apart from hosting Atalanta's Serie A matches, Gewiss Stadium has witnessed significant international football moments. Italy's triumph in the 1996 Summer Olympics qualification game against Turkey, where they secured a 7-1 victory, and the national team's Euros 1988 qualifier against Malta, resulting in a 5-0 win, are memorable instances. Additionally, the venue served as the home ground for Serie B team AlbinoLeffe until 2019, when they moved to Gorgonzola.Atalanta acquired ownership of the stadium in 2017, purchasing it from the commune. The Gewiss Stadium continues to be a vibrant hub for football, hosting not only Atalanta's matches but also occasionally featuring competitive games for Atalanta's youth team, including events like the Supercoppa Primavera in 2021. The stadium's versatility has further extended to hosting various matches for the Italy national team, cementing its status as a significant venue in Italian football.