Juventus Stadium

The Juventus Stadium in Turin, Italy is very big. It happened to be at night, the lights and sound were shocking, there were many locals, shouting one after another, and the surrounding environment was good. I went there but didn't go in. The ticket was 100 euros. My colleague went inside. I was pulling two suitcases. Fortunately, there were food, drinks and entertainment around. I put the suitcases in the supermarket and bought a few things symbolically. It was a warehouse-style supermarket. There were a wide variety of things. I was stunned. They were all branded things. We had limited luggage and couldn't carry them. I went to another supermarket to buy various sports products. Wow, there were so many things! The lively crowd outside the stadium was shouting.

I will explain the process to the beautiful ladies and handsome guys who come to visit. When you get off the bus, you can see the stadium with the Alps in the background from a distance. Go closer and find J Medicail. Turn right and there is a sign to the museum. Enter the museum and buy a ticket for the tour. Remember to buy the +tour ticket. The full ticket is 25 euros. The ticket seller will tell you the meeting time for visiting the stadium. I came in September. The interval is 45 minutes/time, and the time is 1 hour. The tour includes: the stadium (fan area and player channel), player locker room, press conference room, media room, interview area, etc.

Continue to Turin, Game 2: Juventus 1-2 Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo's first goal in the Champions League, Juventus' first defeat of the season, win first and then lose, the last 10 minutes were too funny, in a word - I feel sorry for Kobe!!!

Juventus Football Club in Turin is a famous football club in the Italian Football League. Since its establishment on November 1, 1897, it has achieved remarkable results and gained a great reputation. It is a veritable football giant! The current Juventus Stadium was completed in 2011. It is the home stadium of Juventus Football Club and the first stadium owned by a club in Italy. It can accommodate 41,000 spectators. I passed by it on my way to La Venaria Reale. The football field is very large and magnificent, shining golden under the sun...

You can't visit Torino in Italy without visiting the stadium. The Juventus store next to the stadium is incredible, pretty much a standard American sporting goods store with only Juventus merchandise. The museum is amazing, you can see trophies, jerseys, films, interviews, and they have a photo booth where you can superimpose your face on the 12th man so it's like you're part of the team. The stadium tour is incredible, you can go to the dressing room and stand on the edge of the pitch.