Allianz Juventus Stadium

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The Juventus Stadium, also known as the J-Stadium or more simply the Stadium, is a football pitch in Turin, located in the Vallette and Lucento districts, close to the Continña area, in the V District in the northwestern part of the city. Owned by the football club Juventus Football Club, it is home to its first team indoor matches from the 2011-2012 season. Sixth Italian stadium for capacity with 41 507 spectators, as well as the first of Piedmont, rises on the same area as the pre-existing and demolished Delle Alpi, which reuses part of the structures. The first Italian football facility without architectural barriers and the first environmentally friendly facility in the world is one of the four Italian stadiums (together with the Olimpico in Rome, Giuseppe Meazza of Milan and the Olimpico Grande Torino in Turin) to fall under category 4 UEFA - The one with the highest technical level - as well as one of the two modern facilities owned by a club (together with Friuli di Udine) where the Serie A championship matches are held regularly. Considered among the world's most advanced facilities, as well as one of Turin's contemporary architectural symbols as well as one of the city's major tourist attractions, the Juventus Stadium has been awarded the Stadium Innovation Trophy at the Global Sports Forum 2012 as a sporting event Innovative Europe; Its inauguration ceremony, which took place on September 8, 2011, won the prize as the best celebratory event in Italy at the Best Event Awards in Italy. As of 1 July 2017, as a result of the sale of naming rights to Allianz, the Allianz Stadium will be named. #Allianz_Torino_Stadium #JStadium #Juventus_Stadium #the_Stadium