There is a virtual tour on the website too if you are interested but don't fancy flying to Italy. The club has been owned by the Agnelli family since and that is the oldest sporting partnership in Italy. Some believe that means that Juventus were, therefore, the first professional club in the country.
In Juventus was one of six Italian clubs implicated in a scandal that would rock world football. It resulted in the club being stripped of two Serie A titles and relegated to Serie B for a season.
The Stadio delle Alpi was built in time to host games during the World Cup. Despite it having a capacity of 67, it was normally only about a third full, so Juve decided they needed to find a new home. Juventus moved out of the Stadio delle Alpi in , playing their home games at the Stadio Olimpico whilst a new stadium was built on the sight of of the delle Alpi. The new ground produces its own electricity thanks to solar panels, produces warm water that heats the various parts of the ground and is generally very environmentally friendly.
The construction even involved the re-use and recycling of as much of the Stadio delle Alpi as could be managed. The ground was used to host the Champions League final. In Juventus acquired a year leasehold of the area around the ground.
In a power station and infrastructure to support the whole area was completed. Juventus have won the last seven Serie A titles and 34 in total but their name does cause some confusion among football fans as it is not the name of the city where they are based.
Juventus are based in the Italian city of Turin, which you can see in the map above, is in the north-west of the country. It is the fourth biggest city in Italy with a population of around , and was the first capital city of the country from It's open environment and multifunctiona design is not only a space in which to watch the football show, but also as a place for meeting and entertainment, to be experienced seven days a week.
A real black and white jewel. From the pre-game to the final whistle, a unique way of experiencing the Juventus passion through the experience of the Allianz Stadium.
Your Profile. Our home One of the most advanced and technological systems in the world, one of the major tourist attractions and architectural symbol of contemporary Turin, the Allianz Stadium falls into the UEFA category 4 and is the first Italian football structure without architectural barriers. I went to Juve vs Lazio in too, but I bought the ticket for euros in black market. It really deserved this price. I went to see Juve against Lazio in Tickets are often sold out, but i kept looking at Listicket for a general sale date.
Therefore i managed to buy 2 tickets for 45 Euros each. Stadium is very easily reached by public transport. You will need an id or passport to gain an access to the stadium! Great atmosphere at Juventus stadium and great city to visit! Het e-mailadres wordt niet gepubliceerd. The Stadium Guide. Share 0. Tweet 0. Pin it 0. Geef een antwoord Antwoord annuleren Het e-mailadres wordt niet gepubliceerd. Search for: Search. Welcome to stadiumguide.
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