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Juventus tickets

Official seats at Allianz Stadium, from the club's own allocation or its authorised partners, with a 3D seat map to compare blocks before you book.

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3D seat map of every block
Serie A, Coppa Italia and Europe


22 games

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Allianz Stadium in 3DKnow your view before you book

Allianz Stadium was built with the stands close to the pitch, so the block you end up in decides how close you are and what you see. Open the 3D seat map, choose a ticket category and see the view from a section in that category before you book.

3D seat map of Allianz Stadium in Turin showing the seating blocks in each tier around the pitchAllianz Stadium · 3D seat map
Where to sit at Allianz Stadium

Allianz Stadium is football-specific and compact, with two main tiers on every side. The choice is mostly about height and which end you sit behind. Booking early gives you the widest range of seating categories.

Closest to the pitchLower tier

The lower tier is close to the side of the pitch. You follow the play at pitch level, hear the challenges and see the players up close.

Full overviewUpper tier

From the upper tier you see the whole pitch from above, so you can follow movement off the ball and the play as a whole.

Whole pitch in viewHalfway line

Blocks along the halfway line show the full width of the pitch and both penalty areas without turning your head. These are also the seats nearest the dugouts.

Extras includedHospitality

Hospitality tickets may include premium seating and additional services alongside the seat itself. What is included is stated on each ticket before you book.

Juventus's organised supporter groups stand in the Curva Sud behind one goal. Expect noise and a standing crowd there, not a quiet seated view.
Allianz Stadium at a glance
Official nameAllianz Stadium
LocationTurin, Italy
Capacity41,000+ seats
Opened2011
ReplacedStadio delle Alpi
Known forFootball-specific design with the stands close to the pitch
Matchday and travel
Getting there

Allianz Stadium is reached by public transport and by road from central Turin. Plan your route and your entrance in advance.

When to arrive

Arrive ahead of kick-off to allow time for entry procedures. Entry conditions vary by ticket type and competition.

Around the ground

The area around the stadium becomes active before kick-off. Many supporters combine the match with the historic centre of Turin.

Fixtures that sell out first
High demandJuventus vs Inter Milan

The Derby d'Italia is the fixture of the Italian season. Demand is far greater than the number of tickets, and seats in every category go early.

High demandJuventus vs AC Milan

Meetings with AC Milan draw national attention every season, and tickets in most seating categories are limited.

High demandEuropean nights

Tickets for European matches in Turin go quickly, especially from the knockout rounds. Book as soon as the fixture is confirmed to keep a choice of blocks.

About Juventus

Juventus Football Club was founded in Turin in 1897 and is one of the most successful and most widely supported clubs in Italy. It has won Serie A 36 times, more than any other club, and has competed at the highest level of European football for decades.

The club has had long periods of domestic dominance and has won the European Cup twice, in 1985 and 1996. Among the great names in its history are Michel Platini, who won the Ballon d'Or three times as a Juventus player, and Alessandro Del Piero, the club's record appearance maker. Juventus competes today in Serie A, the Coppa Italia and, depending on qualification, UEFA competitions.

Home is Allianz Stadium, opened in 2011 to replace the Stadio delle Alpi. It was built as a football-specific ground with the stands set close to the pitch, which is why the lower tier feels as near to the play as it does. Juventus has supporters across Italy and around the world.

Club facts
Full nameJuventus Football Club
NicknameBianconeri
Founded1897
Home stadiumAllianz Stadium
CityTurin, Italy
LeagueSerie A
Juventus ticket questions

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Last updated 3 November 2026