Torino tickets 2026/27

Start on the biglietteria page

Torino's ticket page, torinofc.it/biglietteria, lists all the home games, each with an "Acquista" (buy) button. Only the next fixture carries the full picture: a countdown to the sale, the prices, any promotions and the link for the away sector. When last checked that was Torino v Monza, on 23 October at 8.45pm; every later game showed "date and time to be confirmed" and no sale date.

Online or at the stadium

Once a game's sale is open, you can buy through the club's online ticketing on torinofc.it or at the box office of the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The away sector is the exception: it is sold on Vivaticket, game by game.

Cuore Granata: friends for €9.90

Torino's season-ticket holders with the Cuore Granata card can bring two friends for €9.90 each, in any sector of the ground. If you know a holder, ask them before you look anywhere else.

The games on this page

For Torino v Inter Milan tickets, pencilled in for Sunday 14 March 2027, and the visit of Napoli on Sunday 23 May 2027, no sale had been announced. Expect the terms to appear once each becomes the next home fixture, and treat both dates and kick-off times as provisional until Serie A confirms them. Turin, like the rest of Italy, runs one hour ahead of UK time.

Plan around the confirmation

Because prices and the away link only appear for the next game, a trip to Turin is easiest to book once the date is fixed. The rest of the league is on our Serie A tickets page.

Napoli's visit in May starts higher than Inter Milan's in March on the resale market, and the difference grows in the main stand: "Tribune Granata" listings for the Napoli game sit far above every other area. For Inter, the range is tighter, with the main stand only a step above the rest.

Listings come in three kinds. Numbered categories, from Category 3 up to Category 1, name a price band rather than a stand, so check the block or the map before you buy. "Distinti Granata" points to the Distinti along the east touchline and "Tribune Granata" to the Tribuna, the main stand on the west side, while "Longside" is a generic label for a touchline seat. Hospitality packages are listed apart.

A club ticket, once on sale, is the better-value route, and the Cuore Granata offer is in a different league altogether. Each resale price is the seller's own and can sit above face value, with the final amount shown before you pay.

Torino play at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, on Via Filadelfia in the Santa Rita district of Turin, with an approved capacity of 28,177. It is often called simply the Olimpico or the Grande Torino, and it is neither Juventus's Allianz Stadium nor Rome's Stadio Olimpico. Each side of the ground has its own entrance:

• Curva Maratona, behind the north goal (Ingresso Nord), next to the Torre Maratona: Torino's historic home end.
• Curva Primavera, behind the south goal (Ingresso Sud), with the away section in its corner with the Distinti.
• Distinti, along the east touchline (Ingresso Est), sold in sections such as Distinti Centrale, Distinti 3° Anello Centrale, Distinti Family and Distinti Laterale Sud.
• Tribuna, the main stand on the west touchline (Ingresso Ovest), with the Tribuna Grande Torino, Tribuna Ferrini, padded Poltroncine seats, Tribuna Centrale, Tribuna Laterale, Tribuna Parterre and skyboxes.

GTT tram 4 runs from Torino Porta Nuova station to the east side of the stadium, which lines 14 and 63 also serve. Tram 10, from Torino Porta Susa or from Vinzaglio metro station, reaches the west side, as does bus 17 on weekdays. GTT may change services on matchdays, so check before you set off.

Visiting supporters at the Grande Torino use the Settore Ospiti in the south-east corner, between the Distinti and the Curva Primavera, across the lower, middle and upper tiers. Their entrance is on Via Filadelfia, at the corner of Piazzale San Gabriele di Gorizia.

Torino sell the away sector separately, on Vivaticket, for each game, and the terms can be strict: for the Turin derby in May 2026, the 1,489 away seats were sold online only to Juventus season-ticket holders, as named tickets that could not be transferred. If you want to sit among Torino fans, avoid resale listings in that corner.