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Discover Juventus's legendary history with a museum visit and stadium tour in Turin. Enjoy multimedia exhibits, locker rooms, and exclusive areas for a memorable experience.
Imagine stepping into the heart of Italy’s most iconic football club, where every corner tells a story of victories, legendary players, and unforgettable moments. That’s exactly what you get with the Juventus Museum and Stadium Tour in Turin. This experience offers a mix of history, technology, and exclusive access, making it a must for football fans and curious travelers alike.
What we really appreciate is how the tour combines traditional memorabilia with innovative multimedia displays, creating an engaging visit that appeals to all ages. However, it’s worth noting that the guided portion of the stadium tour is only in Italian, which might be a consideration for non-Italian speakers. Still, the self-guided museum visit remains accessible and fascinating.
This tour suits visitors who love sports history, enjoy immersive experiences, or want to see the home of one of Italy’s most celebrated teams. Whether you’re a die-hard supporter or simply curious about Italy’s football culture, this tour offers a well-rounded glimpse into Juventus’s legendary journey.
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Since opening in 2012, the Juventus Museum has aimed to celebrate the club’s triumphs with a vibrant display of trophies, jerseys, and memorable moments. We loved how this space goes beyond a simple showcase and employs cutting-edge multimedia technology to tell Juventus’s story in a dynamic way. The museum’s bilingual setup (Italian and English) ensures international visitors can follow along and feel connected.
One reviewer described it as “a new generation project,” which is a fair assessment. The museum blends traditional exhibits—like historic jerseys and trophies—with interactive screens that update constantly with current team news and highlights. This makes the experience both nostalgic and current, perfect for fans wanting to keep up with the team’s ongoing success.
Inside, you’ll find a carefully curated collection of memorabilia that retraces Juventus’s epic history. From the club’s famous victories to celebrated players, every display is designed to spark emotion and admiration. Visitors mention the multimedia elements vividly bringing the stories to life, making it especially engaging for younger visitors or those less familiar with football history.
The museum’s layout ensures a smooth flow, allowing visitors to easily navigate through different eras. You can expect to see trophies, iconic jerseys, and tech-driven content that makes the visit feel like an interactive journey. As one reviewer noted, “the multimedia content really brought the history home—it’s a modern museum with a heart.”
The stadium tour is the big highlight. For an extra $33, you’re not just visiting the museum; you get exclusive access to the Allianz Stadium with a live guide (in Italian) guiding you through the grounds. The tour visits the locker rooms, the media area, and the stadium’s most private zones—areas that are usually reserved for players and staff.
While the guided commentary is only in Italian, the visual impact is universal. You’ll love standing on the pitch, seeing the players’ tunnel, and soaking in the atmosphere of this iconic stadium. Several reviews mention how the locker rooms are surprisingly spacious and well-maintained, giving a real sense of the club’s grandeur.
The live guide, such as Andrea or Marco, is praised for being knowledgeable and passionate about Juventus. They’re good at sharing behind-the-scenes stories that add context to what you see. Some visitors mention that the tour departs at scheduled times—such as 11:00, 12:30, 14:45, and 16:15—and recommend planning your visit around these.
For those who prefer a self-guided experience, the museum remains open for independent exploration during opening hours, which makes it flexible for different schedules.
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The visit duration is about 2 hours—enough time to enjoy both the museum and the stadium tour. The museum is open from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM on weekdays and until 7:30 PM on weekends, giving visitors ample time.
The ticket price of $33 includes both attractions, making it a great value compared to separate tickets. For an additional €5, you can rent an audio guide available in multiple languages—handy if you want to explore more details during your visit.
The meeting point is clearly marked at the museum entrance, and the tour ends back at the start point. The activity is refundable if canceled 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind for spontaneous travel plans.
Many reviews highlight the professionalism of the guides and the emotional impact of seeing the locker rooms and trophy cases in person. One visitor noted, “The guide made the experience even more memorable—they shared stories that brought the history to life.”
Others appreciated how the multimedia displays made the museum engaging for kids and adults alike. Some pointed out that the guided tour in Italian could be challenging for non-speakers, but the overall experience remained highly positive due to the visual and physical access provided.
This experience is perfect for football fans, especially those who follow Juventus or want to learn more about Italy’s football culture. Families with children will enjoy the interactive exhibits and exclusive areas, while history buffs will appreciate the trophies and memorabilia.
If you’re looking for a combination of history, modern technology, and exclusive access, this tour offers an immersive way to get closer to Italian football legend. However, if language barriers or a more detailed guide in English are crucial, consider supplementing with an audio guide or a private tour.

The Juventus Museum and Stadium Tour offers a well-rounded experience that balances history, modern technology, and exclusive access. It’s a great value for those wanting more than just a casual sightseeing stop—this is a chance to connect with one of Italy’s most beloved football institutions.
While guided commentary is only in Italian, the visual and physical access provides plenty of value, especially for fans and sports enthusiasts. The interactive exhibits and memorabilia ensure you walk away with a deeper appreciation of Juventus’s legacy.
This tour is particularly suited for football aficionados, families, and those interested in Italy’s sporting culture. It’s accessible, engaging, and offers unforgettable moments—whether you’re a supporter or simply curious about Italy’s football story.
To sum it up, if you’re in Turin and want to experience football history firsthand, this tour is a highly recommended addition to your itinerary. It combines emotion, education, and exclusive access into a memorable two-hour journey that you’ll carry with you long after you leave.
Is the stadium tour guided?
Yes, the stadium tour includes a live guide, but the commentary is only in Italian.
Can I visit the museum without the guided stadium tour?
Absolutely. The museum is open for independent visits during opening hours and does not require a guide.
What does the tour include?
The package includes entry to the Juventus Museum, access to the Allianz Stadium, a guided tour of exclusive zones, and the opportunity to see locker rooms and media areas.
How long does the entire experience last?
The combined visit typically takes around 2 hours, depending on your pace and interest level.
What are the opening hours of the museum?
On weekdays (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday), the museum is open from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM. On weekends (Saturday and Sunday), it extends to 7:30 PM.
Is there an audio guide available?
Yes, for €5, you can rent an audio guide in various languages, which can enrich your experience.
Who would enjoy this tour most?
Football fans, sports history enthusiasts, families, and anyone wanting to see the iconic stadium of Juventus will find this experience rewarding.