Juventus FC

"Juve", founded in 1897, play soccer in Serie A, Italy's top tier, and have almost never been out of the top flight. Allianz Stadium, capacity 41,000, has a club museum.

Address: Allianz Stadium, Corso Gaetano Scirea
Getting there: Trains towards airport stop at Rigola Stadio
Hours: Mon Wed-Sun 10:30-19:00
Website: juventus.com (opens in a new tab)

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