Juventus Stadium

The Juventus Stadium in Turin is the home ground of Juventus Football Club, opened in 2011 as a modern, club-owned stadium replacing the older Stadio delle Alpi. It is a purpose-built football venue with integrated fan and museum facilities.

Matchday experiences focus on sightlines and close proximity to the pitch; the adjacent Juventus Museum and guided stadium tours are popular with visitors on non-match days. Hospitality suites, club shop and museum exhibits extend the visitor offering beyond football matches.

The stadium project was driven by the club to provide a modern, football-specific venue and revenue-generating facilities; it has hosted domestic league and cup matches as Juventus’ principal home since opening.

Located in the western part of Turin, the stadium is served by local transport links and sits within the greater metropolitan area of the Piedmont region.

• Opening and ownership: Opened in 2011 to replace the older Stadio delle Alpi, it is the privately owned home ground of Juventus Football Club and was later renamed under a sponsorship agreement.
• Capacity: Seating capacity is approximately 41,500, making it one of Italy's mid-sized modern football stadia by capacity.

What to See #

• Stadium bowl: The main football stadium opened in 2011 and used for Juventus home matches; features modern spectator stands and club facilities.
• Juventus Museum (J-Museum): A museum dedicated to the history of Juventus Football Club located adjacent to the stadium, with exhibits, trophies and interactive displays.
• Visitor facilities: Hospitality suites, club shop and museum entry form part of the visitor experience, with guided tours available on non-match days.