The Allianz Stadium Turin is Juventus’s 41,500-seat home in the Continassa district, 7 km north-west of the city centre, and one of the few top Italian grounds with no metro stop. Entry rules are stricter than most visitors expect: every bag is searched, bottles and cans are refused, tickets are in your name and checked against photo ID, and there is no bag deposit at the stadium. This guide covers what you can bring in, the prohibited-items list, the 2026–27 home fixtures, how to get there from Porta Nuova and Porta Susa, the stadium tour and museum, and where to leave your luggage.
In Turin for a match and a night? Store your bags near Porta Nuova or near Porta Susa and take the bus to the stadium hands-free.
Allianz Stadium Turin: Key Facts
| Address | Corso Gaetano Scirea 50, 10151 Torino |
| Capacity | 41,507 |
| Opened | 2011 (as Juventus Stadium), on the site of the old Stadio delle Alpi |
| Bags | No published size limit; all bags searched by stewards and metal detectors; large backpacks and luggage impractical and may be refused |
| Drinks | No bottles, cans or closable containers; drinks are poured into cups |
| Bag deposit | None at the stadium (museum lockers for museum visitors only) |
| Tickets | Named, digital, photo ID checked at the turnstile |
| Gates open | Usually 2 hours before kick-off (3 hours for big games) |
| Getting there | Buses 62, 72, 75 from the centre; matchday shuttle 9/ from Bernini metro |
| Also on site | Juventus Museum and stadium tour, Area12 shopping centre |
| Official site | juventus.com |
Allianz Stadium Bag Policy: What You Can Bring In
The Allianz Stadium Turin regulations (Regolamento d’uso dell’impianto) don’t set a centimetre limit for bags, unlike Wembley or Tottenham. What they do say is that every spectator and every bag, container or object can be searched with metal detectors or a pat-down at the turnstiles, and that buying a ticket means accepting that. In practice:
- Handbags, cross-body bags and small daypacks go through after a search. Keep them easy to open.
- Suitcases, trolleys and large backpacks aren’t banned on paper, but there’s nowhere to put them, stewards can refuse anything they can’t search quickly, and the seats are tight. Don’t bring them.
- Umbrellas only if small and without a pointed tip.
- Drinks in bottles, cans or anything with a lid are taken off you at the gate; inside, drinks are served in paper or plastic cups.
- Cameras: phones and compact cameras are fine; video cameras, reflex and interchangeable-lens cameras, binoculars and drones are prohibited.
The Juventus Museum, in a separate building opposite the Area12 shopping centre, has lockers for bags larger than 30 x 40 x 15 cm, but only for museum and tour visitors during their visit, not for the match.
Prohibited Items at the Allianz Stadium
| Category | Not allowed |
|---|---|
| Drinks | Bottles, cans, glass, closable containers; alcohol over 5% unless authorised |
| Pyrotechnics | Flares, smoke bombs, fireworks, firecrackers |
| Objects | Knives, stones, anything throwable, laser pointers, noise devices (drums and megaphones only with authorisation) |
| Tech | Video cameras, reflex cameras, binoculars, telescopes, drones |
| Display | Unauthorised banners, flags, choreographies, printed material; anything with offensive or political messages |
| Other | Animals, flammable or staining substances, drugs; entering while drunk |
Smoking is allowed only in the marked “Posto Fumo” areas. Breaking the rules can mean removal from the stadium and a ban from future Juventus matches.
Tickets and ID: What Juventus Check at the Gate
- Named tickets. Every Serie A and Champions League ticket carries a name, and stewards can ask for photo ID at the turnstile. If the name doesn’t match, you don’t get in. Bring a passport or ID card, not a photo of one.
- Buying. General sale is through juventus.com; members and season-ticket holders get priority and the big fixtures (Inter, Milan, Napoli, the Torino derby, Champions League knockouts) rarely reach open sale. Official hospitality packages are the fallback.
- Away fans from certain provinces are sometimes barred by the prefecture for high-risk games; check the match page on juventus.com before travelling.
- Keep your ticket on your phone until you’ve left the stadium; stewards can ask for it on the way out.
Juventus Home Fixtures at the Allianz Stadium, 2026–27
| Date | Fixture | Kick-off |
|---|---|---|
| Sun 1 Nov 2026 | Juventus v Napoli | 20:45 |
| Mon 23 Nov 2026 | Juventus v Venezia | 20:45 |
| Sun 6 Dec 2026 | Juventus v Udinese | 18:00 |
| Mon 14 Dec 2026 | Juventus v Monza | 20:45 |
| Wed 6 Jan 2027 | Juventus v Torino (Derby della Mole) | 12:30 |
| Oct–Jan | Champions League home nights, dates set by UEFA | 21:00 |
Napoli on 1 November and the Torino derby on 6 January are the two to plan around: hotels near the centre fill up, and the stadium shuttles run at full stretch. The derby’s 12:30 kick-off on the Epiphany holiday means a quiet morning city and a very busy lunchtime around the ground. The ATP Finals (15–22 November) overlap with the Venezia game, so that week Turin is busy with tennis fans too.
How to Get to the Allianz Stadium from the City Centre
There’s no metro to Allianz Stadium Turin. The Line 1 metro ends at Bernini, 4 km away, and GTT runs buses and a matchday shuttle from there.
| From | Route | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Porta Nuova | Metro Line 1 to Bernini, then matchday shuttle 9/ or bus 72 | About 35–40 min |
| Porta Susa | Bus 72 direct from Corso Inghilterra, or metro to Bernini + shuttle | About 25–30 min |
| Piazza Castello / centre | Bus 62 or 75 (Via Druento stop), or bus 72 | About 30–35 min |
| Turin Airport (Caselle) | Taxi (about 15 min) or SFM A train to Dora then bus | 15 min by taxi |
| By car | Official car parks P1–P10 off Corso Grosseto, Via Druento and Corso Scirea; pre-book for big games | Long exit queues |
The shuttle from Bernini runs from about two hours before kick-off and for an hour after the final whistle, and it’s the fastest public option. After the match the bus stops on Corso Grosseto are packed; walking 10 minutes towards Via Lanzo before boarding saves time. A taxi from the centre costs around €20–25 outside matchday traffic.
Juventus Museum and Stadium Tour
On non-match days (and on match days until the afternoon) the J-Museum and stadium tour take you through the trophy rooms, the home dressing room, the tunnel and pitchside. The museum sits in the east area opposite the Area12 shopping centre, is normally closed on Tuesdays unless there’s a match, and offers lockers for bags over 30 x 40 x 15 cm during your visit. Allow about two hours for museum and tour together. Combined with the stadium’s own restaurants and the shopping centre next door, it fills a half day, which is why many visitors arrive straight from the station with their luggage and need somewhere to leave it.
Matchday Tips
- Arrive 90 minutes early. ID checks plus bag searches make the turnstile queues slow, and the Curva Sud fills early.
- Finish your drink before the gate. Bottles go in the bin at the cordon, full or not.
- Cashless. Food and drink inside are card-only.
- Dress warm. Winter evening games in Turin sit around 2–6°C; the stands are covered but the wind from the Alps isn’t.
- Eat in the centre. Options around the stadium are limited to Area12 and the stadium bars; San Salvario and the Quadrilatero are better before you head out.
Luggage Storage Near Allianz Stadium Turin
Turin is a day trip for a lot of Juventus fans, in from Milan on the high-speed train in under an hour and out again after the match, or a weekend with the museum, the Egyptian Museum and a Piedmont dinner. The stadium has no bag deposit, the museum lockers are for visitors only, and a steward can refuse any bag they can’t search.
Radical Storage has verified partner shops and hotels around Porta Nuova, Porta Susa and the city centre, on the bus and metro routes to the stadium. Book online in a minute, pay a flat rate per bag with no size or weight limits, drop your luggage and collect it on the way back to your train. Every bag is protected up to €10,000, cancellation is free and travellers rate the service 4.8/5.
- Luggage storage near Porta Nuova for arrivals from Milan, Rome and Genoa.
- Luggage storage near Porta Susa, the quickest station for the bus 72 to the stadium.
- Luggage storage closest to the Allianz Stadium.
Allianz Stadium Turin FAQ
There is no published size limit, but every bag is searched with metal detectors or a pat-down and stewards can refuse anything they cannot check quickly. Small bags and daypacks are normally fine; suitcases and large backpacks are not practical and there is no bag deposit at the stadium.
No. The stadium has no deposit or cloakroom. The Juventus Museum has lockers for bags over 30 x 40 x 15 cm, but only for museum and tour visitors during their visit. For match day, store luggage in the city centre: Radical Storage has partner locations near Porta Nuova and Porta Susa.
No. Bottles, cans and any closable drink container are refused at the turnstiles and drinks inside are served in cups. Alcohol over 5% is not allowed without authorisation.
Yes. Juventus tickets are named and stewards can ask for photo ID at the turnstile; if the name does not match the ticket you will be refused entry. Bring a passport or ID card.
There is no metro to the stadium. Take Metro Line 1 to Bernini and the matchday shuttle 9/, or buses 62, 72 or 75 from the centre; bus 72 runs direct from Porta Susa. Allow 30–40 minutes. A taxi from the centre costs about €20–25 outside matchday traffic.
Juventus host Napoli on Sunday 1 November 2026 (20:45), Venezia on Monday 23 November (20:45), Udinese on Sunday 6 December (18:00), Monza on Monday 14 December (20:45) and Torino in the Derby della Mole on Wednesday 6 January 2027 (12:30), plus Champions League home nights set by UEFA.
Radical Storage has partner locations near Porta Nuova, Porta Susa and the city centre, on the routes to the stadium, plus options closer to the ground. Book online, drop your bags at a verified local business and collect them after the match, with protection of up to €10,000 per bag.
