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Juventus play at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, in the north-west of Italy. It is a modern ground from 2011 holding just over 41,000, built on the site of the old Stadio delle Alpi. The stands are close to the pitch and there is no running track, which makes the atmosphere stronger than in many other Italian stadiums. Ordinary league matches often have tickets available; for the big games and Champions League nights they go quickly.
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About Juventus Turin
The Allianz Stadium was one of the first modern club grounds in Italy, and you notice it at once. Where many Italian clubs play in large, shared municipal stadiums, Juventus built their own arena without a running track, with the stands right up against the pitch. That makes the sound more direct and the experience more intense.
Juventus are the most successful club in Italy, and the crowd is used to it. The atmosphere is less raw than at some southern clubs, but for the big matches, the derby against Torino and the European nights, the ground is tight and loud.
For a visitor, Turin is a pleasant, manageable city with a compact centre and good flight connections. The stadium is on the edge of the city and is reached by tram and bus. Tickets for ordinary league matches are often available, but for the top games and Champions League it is different. We arrange official tickets and hospitality with a confirmed seat, including the matches that sell out quickly.
The stadium: Allianz Stadium
- Capacity
- 41,689
- Opened
- 2011
- Location
- Turin, Italy
The Allianz Stadium is in the Vallette district, about six kilometres north-west of the centre of Turin. By public transport you travel towards the ground by tram and bus; on matchdays extra shuttle services run. By car there is parking around the stadium, but it fills up on busy days. From Turin-Caselle airport a transfer reaches the ground in about half an hour.
Hospitality at Juventus Turin
At Juventus, official hospitality is based in the lounges and the premium tiers along the side of the stadium. The difference with a regular ticket is clear: a central seat close to the pitch, a separate entrance, and service in a lounge before and after the match. For a corporate guest or a group who want to make an evening of it, this is the comfortable way to experience Juventus, especially for the big games.
- Hospitality from € 389 per person (indication)
- Regular tickets from € 90 per person (indication)
This is the lowest price per type in our current range. The two figures may come from different fixtures, as prices vary considerably by opponent.
Practical information for matchday
Come well before kick-off, as access to the stadium and the surrounding area is tightly managed for busy matches. Bring an ID, as in Italy the ticket check often asks for a document matching the name on the ticket. If you want to make a day of it, the historic centre of Turin, the Mole Antonelliana and the museums are a short tram or metro ride away.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get tickets for Juventus?
Ordinary league matches often have tickets available. For the top games, the derby against Torino and Champions League nights they go faster; a package with a confirmed seat gives certainty then.
What does a Juventus ticket cost?
The price varies by opponent and by tier. This page shows the current from-price per type once we have availability for a match.
How do I get to the Allianz Stadium?
The ground is about six kilometres north-west of the centre of Turin. Tram and bus bring you there from the city; on matchdays extra shuttle services run.
Does the stadium have a running track?
No. The Allianz Stadium is a proper football ground without a running track, with the stands close to the pitch. That makes the atmosphere more direct than in the large shared stadiums.
Do I need an ID at the entrance?
Bring one. In Italy the ticket check often asks for a document matching the name on the ticket.
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