Stadium guide
Allianz Stadium (Juventus Stadium)
Torino, Italie
Juventus FC
Practical info
The Allianz Stadium is the most modern and functional stadium in Italy. It was the first Italian football stadium to be entirely owned by a club.
It was built on the foundations of the former Stadio Delle Alpi, which was built for the 1990 World Cup.
In the East zone of the stadium, you will also find the official museum of the club (the J-Museum). Just a few steps away from the Allianz Stadium, in the J-Village area, the club has also built its headquarters as well as the training centre for the first team, in the Continassa area (the Juventus Training Center or JTC).
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Access, transport & parking
How to get to the Allianz Stadium by public transport?
🚍 Buses: 62, 72, 75, VE1 (on weekdays) and 9/ (on matchdays only)
Accommodation
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Tourism around the stadium
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