Allianz Stadium

The Juventus Museum is a must-visit for football fans. It’s well organized, modern, and packed with the club’s history, iconic moments, trophies, and interactive exhibits. Everything is presented in an engaging way, making it enjoyable even if you’re not a lifelong Juventus supporter. Combining the museum with the Allianz Stadium tour makes for a fantastic experience. Highly recommended if you’re visiting Turin.

It's okay but quite far from the main attractions and it felt small... I am also not passionate about footbal. I was curious about the stadium but it is not included in the Torino Vard although on the paper thay I have received it did not make it clear like that...Anyway, pretty nice if you are interested in their team, but too short in my opinion. They also have a machine where you can take a picture as a souvenir. Anyway, I am glad that I have passed by!

Very affordable and what an Amazing this story this club had wonderful !

Good experience, I liked it more than tour experience. The trophy room was the best part.

I visited already two times and I am sure I will still come back some day. It is more than beautiful. The hall of fame, the presntation of 5 maggio 2002, the comparison of the phylosophy of Lippi vs. Trap and many many interesting thinks. Feels like being in heaven here. The stadium tour is something everyone should see, even those who don't like football, it is very impressive.

Great place bot obły for the fans. For everybody who want to touch some history... and see all Champrionships trophy 🏆

The stadium is fantastic and they have done great renovations. The tour was great and the guides are really helpful. The audio guide wasn’t too helpful though, the guide at the back of the line helped a lot translate from Italian to English.

There are many exhibits. Juventus fans are welcome to come.

Museum was good, the tour was dreadful value for money. €39 per adult for a 50 minute tour. Didn’t get to see the view from the top of the stadium, didn’t get to see the dugouts, the away team changing rooms, and the home team changing rooms had only half the shirts hanging up. We did the Liverpool tour a month ago, that was twice as long, you could spend as long as you wanted in every area, and was half the price. Overall, really disappointed.

I really hope to be able to enter the stadium and see the field where Juventus and other teams train but unfortunately the gate was closed even as a tourist who just came here for the first time I didn't know where the main door was to enter. Finally we just entered the shopping mall there, shopped at the Juve store, looked around and went home. To enter the museum you also have to buy a ticket, it doesn't seem too expensive but we didn't have much time. We only stopped by for a while in the city of Turin