About the Juventus Stadium

The Allianz Stadium, often referred to as the Juventus Stadium, is located in Turin, Italy, and serves as the iconic home of Juventus Football Club. Known for its modern architecture and cutting-edge facilities, the stadium can host 41,507 fans, offering an unforgettable matchday experience.

History

Opened in 2011, the Allianz Stadium in Turin replaced the old Stadio delle Alpi, marking a new era for Juventus. It was the first club-owned stadium in Serie A and set a benchmark for Italian football venues, focusing on fan comfort and sustainability.

Interesting Facts

• The Allianz Stadium features a Juventus Museum (J-Museum) showcasing the club’s rich history.
• The names of over 50,000 Juventus fans are engraved on the "Walk of Fame" outside the stadium.
• Juventus’ black-and-white striped kit was inspired by Notts County, a historic English football club. Read more about this fascinating connection in The Story Behind Juventus’ Iconic Black and White Stripes.
• The stadium hosts the Derby della Mole, a fierce Turin rivalry between Juventus and Torino FC. Learn more about Torino FC's home ground on the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino page.
• Tickets for the Juventus Stadium Tour and matches can be purchased online for convenience.

Atmosphere

Known for its electric atmosphere, the stadium design brings fans closer to the pitch, creating an intense and immersive matchday experience. The passionate Juventus supporters, led by their ultras, make every game a spectacle of chants and celebrations.

Stadium Tour & Museum

A visit to the Juventus Stadium Tour and museum offers fans a complete journey through the club’s history and present. The museum showcases the club’s successes and epic moments, while the guided stadium tour provides exclusive access to areas such as the players’ tunnel and changing rooms. This experience is a must for football fans visiting Turin.

For more information about the tour or to book Juventus Stadium tickets, visit the Juventus Official Website.