Allianz Stadium

Allianz Stadium in Turin is Juventus's purpose-built Serie A fortress, a compact, continuous bowl that traded the vast old Stadio Delle Alpi for intensity and proximity. Black-and-white stripes dominate the stands, and the Curva Sud remains one of Italy's most organized, intimidating supporter cultures. Designed for football only, the ground feels intimate for a Champions League regular and loud enough to shake visiting sides. On European nights, Turin becomes a single-color city marching toward Continassa.

Opened in 2011 on the site of the old Delle Alpi, Allianz Stadium (originally Juventus Stadium) was Italy's first modern club-owned Serie A arena of its kind. It has hosted Juventus title celebrations, deep Champions League runs, and the 2014 UEFA Europa League final. Naming rights evolved from Juventus Stadium to Allianz Stadium while the football identity stayed firmly bianconeri. The move cemented Juventus's modern era: a privately controlled ground built for atmosphere over multipurpose compromise.