If you're visiting Turin to watch Juventus play at Allianz Stadium, one of the first questions you'll probably ask is: "What's the easiest way to get there?"
Whether you're arriving by train, plane, car or staying in Turin city centre, this guide covers every available option, along with practical tips to help you enjoy a smooth and stress-free matchday.
Where is Allianz Stadium?
Allianz Stadium is located approximately 7 kilometres northwest of Turin's historic city centre in the Vallette district.
Address: Corso Gaetano Scirea, 50 10151 Turin, Italy
The stadium is home to Juventus Football Club and also features the Juventus Museum and the Juventus Official Store, making it a popular destination even on non-matchdays.
Getting to Allianz Stadium from Turin City Centre
Dedicated Matchday Shuttle
For many visitors, the easiest and most convenient way to reach Allianz Stadium is by using a dedicated matchday shuttle. Fans can book their seat directly on footballbus.it for every home game of the season — a trusted service used by several thousand supporters every year.
A direct shuttle service eliminates the need to navigate public transport, search for parking or wait for taxis after the final whistle. It's an ideal solution for first-time visitors and for anyone who simply wants to enjoy the match without worrying about transportation. The journey generally takes 30 minutes and the shuttle always arrives at the stadium least 2 hours before kick off. Price is 15€/person one way, or 29€/person round-trip.
Advantages include:
- Direct transfer to and from the stadium
- No parking concerns
- No transport changes
- Comfortable journey with fellow Juventus supporters
- A stress-free experience before and after the match
- Possibility to book in advance your seat
Public Transport
Turin does not have a super efficient public transport system that connects the city centre with Allianz Stadium. Price is around 3€ round-trip.
The most common routes include:
- Metro to Bernini, followed by the special Line 9 shuttle operating on matchdays
- Metro to Massaua, then Bus 62
- Direct buses such as Lines 3, 62, 72 and 75, depending on your starting location
The journey generally takes between 35 and 50 minutes.
Keep in mind that public transport becomes very crowded after the match, so you may experience longer waiting times on your return.
Taxi
A taxi from the city centre usually takes between 20 and 30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Price is around 30-35€ one way (from city centre).
After the match, however, demand is extremely high. If you plan to take a taxi back, it's often quicker to walk 10 to 15 minutes away from the stadium before requesting one, and even in this case you might have difficulties finding availability.
Getting to Allianz Stadium from Turin Airport
Turin Airport is located about 16 kilometres from Allianz Stadium.
Available options include:
- Taxi
- Private transfer
A taxi journey normally takes around 20 to 25 minutes.
If you're travelling with luggage on matchday, a private transfer is often the most comfortable choice.
From Porta Nuova Railway Station

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- Metro to Bernini followed by the special matchday shuttle
- Taxi
- Dedicated matchday shuttle departing from the city centre
Travel time is generally between 30 and 40 minutes.
From Porta Susa Railway Station
Porta Susa Station is slightly closer to Allianz Stadium.
From here you can travel by:
- Public transport
- Taxi
- Dedicated matchday shuttle
The journey usually takes between 25 and 35 minutes.
Driving to Allianz Stadium
Visitors travelling by car will find Allianz Stadium easily accessible from Turin's ring road.
Recommended motorway exits include:
- Venaria
- Corso Regina Margherita
Paid Parking is available around the stadium (you can purchase at Juventus.com), or in the streest around the Stadium (blue parking, you need to pay at the machine) although spaces closest to the venue fill up quickly on matchdays. Please note that most public parking areas around the stadium are unattended. Although the area is generally safe, occasional incidents of vandalism or vehicle break-ins have been reported. Avoid leaving valuables inside your car.
To avoid unnecessary delays, it's advisable to arrive at least two to three hours before kick-off.
Local Tips
Arrive Early
The atmosphere around Allianz Stadium begins to build several hours before kick-off.
Arriving early gives you the opportunity to:
- Explore the Official Juventus Store
- Take photos around the stadium
- Enjoy a meal or drink before entering
Buy Transport Tickets in Advance
If you're planning to use public transport, purchase your ticket before heading to the stadium. Ticket machines and shops often become busy close to kick-off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I walk from Turin city centre to Allianz Stadium?
While it's technically possible, the walk takes approximately 90 minutes and isn't recommended on matchday. Public transport or a dedicated shuttle is a much more practical option.
What is the cheapest way to reach Allianz Stadium?
Public transport is the most affordable option and offers good connections from most parts of Turin.
What is the easiest way to get there?
For most international visitors, a dedicated matchday shuttle provides the simplest and most convenient experience.
Is parking available?
Yes. Several parking areas are available around Allianz Stadium, but they fill up quickly on matchdays. Arriving early is strongly recommended.
Final Thoughts
Reaching Allianz Stadium is straightforward, and the best option depends on your budget, where you're staying and your personal preferences.
Public transport is a low-cost solution, while taxis offer flexibility. For visitors looking for maximum convenience and a stress-free experience, a dedicated matchday shuttle remains one of the easiest ways to travel to and from the stadium.
Whichever option you choose, arrive early, enjoy the pre-match atmosphere and make the most of your visit to one of Europe's finest football stadiums.
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