Stadio Olimpico Torino Stadium Tickets

Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino Tickets | Torino FC Home Games

Ticketgol currently lists 19 upcoming fixtures at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, with 624 tickets available across all price categories, starting from £31.73. The next home game is Torino FC vs AS Roma on 13 Sep 2026 at 11:30. Every purchase is 100% money back guaranteed, so you can book with full confidence.

History and Identity: The Stadium, the Club, and Grande Torino

Built for the World Cup, Named for Champions

The stadium was originally constructed for the 1934 FIFA World Cup, one of several Italian grounds to host matches in the tournament that Italy ultimately won on home soil. In its early decades it served as a shared venue, but over time it became indelibly associated with Torino FC and with the club's most extraordinary period of dominance.

In the 1940s, Torino assembled a team that is widely regarded as the greatest in Italian football history. Known simply as Grande Torino, this side won five consecutive Serie A titles between 1943 and 1949, playing a style of football so far ahead of its time that the entire Italian national team was, in those years, essentially the Torino squad. They were not merely the best team in Italy, many who witnessed them believe they were the finest club side in the world.

The Superga Air Disaster

On 4 May 1949, the plane carrying the Grande Torino squad back from a friendly in Lisbon struck the Basilica of Superga on the hillside above Turin. All 31 people on board were killed, including every member of the first-team squad. Italian football lost its greatest team in a single moment.

The stadium bears the name Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino as a permanent tribute to those players, a way of keeping their names and their legacy alive within the fabric of the club they represented. For Torino supporters, that name is not decoration. It is a statement of identity, a source of pride, and a reminder of what the club has always stood for: talent, courage, and an unbreakable bond between team and city.

That history is part of what you carry with you when you walk into this stadium on matchday. The atmosphere is shaped by it in ways that are difficult to put into words but immediately felt.

Capacity and Matchday Atmosphere

The Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino holds 28,177 spectators. It is a compact, steep-sided arena that concentrates noise and creates an intensity that belies its size. When Torino are on form and the ground is full, particularly for the Derby della Mole, the atmosphere inside is formidable. The four stands wrap tightly around the pitch, and the Curva Maratona, home to Torino's most passionate ultras, generates a continuous wall of sound that carries through ninety minutes and beyond.

The ground is not one of the largest in Serie A, but size and atmosphere bear no fixed relationship, and on a big matchday at the Stadio Grande Torino the noise, the colour, and the collective intensity of the Granata support make for an experience that stays with you.

Torino FC: Club, Colours, and Key Fixtures

I Granata

Torino FC wear dark maroon, granata, and that colour is the starting point for everything the club represents. The identity runs deep: fierce independence, working-class pride, a willingness to fight for every point regardless of the scoreline. Torino are not always the most fashionable club in Italian football, but they are one of the most authentic.

With 18 home fixtures still to come this season, Ticketgol has seats available across the full range of Serie A, Coppa Italia, and cup competitions, from midweek ties to weekend top-flight clashes. Every home game is an occasion.

Derby della Mole: Torino vs Juventus

The Derby della Mole, Torino FC versus Juventus, is one of the most passionately contested derbies in Italian football. Both clubs are based in Turin, both have deep roots in the city's history, and the rivalry between them is about far more than geography. For Torino supporters, a home derby against Juventus is the fixture that defines the season. The atmosphere inside the Stadio Grande Torino on Derby della Mole matchday is unlike anything else the venue produces, louder, more intense, and charged with a significance that every supporter in the ground feels from the first whistle.

Derby della Mole tickets at the Stadio Grande Torino are among the most sought-after on the Italian football calendar. If you are planning to attend a Torino home game and have flexibility in your timing, this is the fixture to prioritise.

Seating Guide: The Four Stands

Understanding the layout of the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino before you choose your seats will help you get the most from your matchday experience. The ground is divided into four stands, each with its own character.

Curva Maratona

The Curva Maratona is the spiritual heart of Torino FC's support. Located at the north end of the stadium, it is where the club's ultras and most committed fans are based. The atmosphere here is the most intense in the ground, flags, banners, constant singing, and a commitment to noise that never lets up from kick-off to the final whistle. If your priority is atmosphere above everything else, the Curva Maratona is where you want to be. Prices in this section are typically among the most accessible in the stadium.

Curva Primavera

The Curva Primavera occupies the south end of the stadium and serves as the away supporters' section. The proximity to the away end gives fixtures a particular edge when the opposition brings a large and vocal following, the contrast between the two ends adds to the charged atmosphere the stadium generates on big matchdays.

Tribuna Granata

The Tribuna Granata is the main stand, running along one side of the pitch, and is named after the club's famous maroon colours, a mark of Granata identity built into the very fabric of the venue. This stand offers excellent sightlines along the length of the pitch and houses the premium seats and main facilities. It is the right choice for supporters who want comfort and a clear view without sacrificing proximity to the game.

Tribuna Distinti

The Tribuna Distinti runs along the opposite side of the pitch and provides very good value for the quality of view it offers. The sightlines here are clean and unobstructed, and the price point is generally more accessible than the main stand. For visiting fans or first-time attendees who want to take in the whole matchday experience with a clear view of both ends of the pitch, the Tribuna Distinti is an excellent option.

Getting to Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

The Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino is well served by Turin's public transport network. The most convenient matchday route is by tram: lines 4 and 10 both run from Torino Porta Nuova station, the main railway hub in the city centre, to the stadium in approximately 20 minutes. Both routes are straightforward to navigate and the journey is easy even on busy matchdays. Porta Nuova is well connected to hotels across central Turin and to the high-speed rail network, making tram travel the simplest option for most visitors.

Arriving by public transport is strongly recommended. Parking near the ground is limited, and road congestion before and after matches, particularly for the Derby della Mole and other high-profile fixtures, can be significant. Allow yourself time before kick-off to take in the pre-match atmosphere and settle into your seat. For the biggest games, arriving at least an hour before kick-off is advisable.

How to Buy Stadio Grande Torino Tickets on Ticketgol

Ticketgol lists Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino tickets for every Torino FC home fixture throughout the season, with prices currently ranging from £31.73 to £910.52 and an average ticket price of £250.96.

If you are looking for the best value available right now, the most affordable upcoming fixture is Torino FC vs Udinese Calcio on 11 Oct 2026 at 15:00, with tickets from £31.73.

Buying is straightforward: select your match from the listings, choose your stand and price category, and complete the purchase through a secure checkout. Every ticket sold on Ticketgol is 100% money back guaranteed, your seats will be valid for entry, your tickets will arrive in time for the match, and if anything goes wrong, you are covered in full.

For standard Serie A fixtures, tickets are generally available until close to matchday, though the best seats in popular stands will always go first. For the Derby della Mole, the advice is simple: book early. Demand for this fixture is intense, availability is limited, and seats move quickly in the days after the match is confirmed.

Whether you are planning your first visit to the Stadio Grande Torino or returning for another season with I Granata, Ticketgol is the place to find your seat.