Juventus in Europa League 2026/27: the four home matches at Allianz Stadium and the exclusive offer for fans from Hotel Miramonti v2
Juventus’ four home matches in the Europa League 2026/27 will be played at Allianz Stadium. Here you’ll find dates and times, directions to reach the stadium from Hotel Miramonti by car, bus 62 or train, information on parking, and where to dine near the gates. Also included are details on the special rate for ticket holders and breakfast hours.
Juventus in Europa League 2026/27: the four home matches of the league phase will be played at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, located at Via Druento 153/42. If you stay at Hotel Miramonti, the drive from Piazza Derna usually takes 10-15 minutes; on match nights, however, it’s best to allow more time due to extra traffic heading to the stadium.
The Europa League format features a single league stage with 36 teams: each club plays eight games, four at home and four away. Ticket holders at Hotel Miramonti can benefit from a special rate for stadium matches: simply present your ticket on arrival. The offer includes buffet breakfast, free Wi-Fi, 10% VAT included, and indoor garage on request, subject to availability; the city tax of €3.50 per person, per night is excluded.
By car, from Hotel Miramonti take Corso Giulio Cesare and then Corso Grosseto westbound: it’s almost a straight route to the Allianz Stadium. Under normal conditions, the journey takes around 10–15 minutes; before kickoff and after the match, allow extra time for traffic on access roads. The official parking areas P1, P2, and P3 are close to the stadium and can be purchased online in advance or, if spots remain, directly on site from three hours before the game. Another option near the gates is the Area12 shopping center parking, adjacent to the stadium.
If you’d rather avoid driving, you can rely on bus 62 with no transfers: the stop on Corso Grosseto is just a few steps from Hotel Miramonti, and the ride to the “Stadio” stop takes about 20–25 minutes. On busy days, there’s also a train from Torino Rebaudengo Fossata station, about a 10–15 minute walk away. The direction is Venaria Reale, getting off at Venaria Reale Rigola Stadio after about eight minutes. This is a handy solution when traffic near the stadium or bus line 62 is heavier than usual.
For dining right next to Allianz Stadium, Linopassamilvino, on the corner of Strada Altessano and Via Druento, offers grilled meat and Abruzzese skewers with an average check between 20 and 30 euros. It has indoor parking, a terrace, TVs for watching games, and is suitable for groups. Alternatively, Area12 on Via Druento 153 gathers bars and restaurants including Rossopomodoro: a practical option for staying close to the entrances. In the same complex you’ll find the Juventus Museum; on match days it is open with hours tied to the kick-off and offers museum visits or combined tickets including the Stadium Tour.
For each match date, a dedicated update will be released with details on tickets and gate opening times. In the meantime, if you need overnight accommodation linked to the match, you can book the stadium rate at Hotel Miramonti reserved for ticket holders: All-You-Can-Eat breakfast is served from 6:30 to 10:00 on weekdays and from 7:00 to 11:00 on weekends, with indoor garage available upon request according to availability.
Juventus faces NEC Nijmegen on September 17th, Rennes on October 22nd, Omonia Nicosia on November 26th 2026, and Real Sociedad on January 28th 2027.
By car, the journey from Piazza Derna to Allianz Stadium usually takes 10–15 minutes. Around kickoff and after the match, allow extra time for traffic.
Bus 62 connects Corso Grosseto to the Stadio stop in about 20–25 minutes, with no changes. Alternatively, you can depart from Torino Rebaudengo Fossata and get off at Venaria Reale Rigola Stadio.
The official parking lots P1, P2, and P3 are close to the stadium and can be purchased online. If available, they’re also sold from three hours before kickoff on-site.
Director of Hotel Miramonti in Turin, Varner Ferrato is a hospitality professional with years of experience in hotel management across the Piedmont region. In his work, he combines managerial direction with a passion for the web, social media and technological innovation, with a particular focus on Artificial Intelligence, the use of digital tools and hotel automation. Thanks to an approach based on creativity and experimentation, he develops targeted strategies to optimize distribution and encourage disintermediation for accommodation facilities. In addition to having overseen the launch of several hotel businesses, he is Co-founder of Mind Lab Hotel, a consulting company in the hospitality sector. A long-standing advocate of continuous professional development, he provides training in social media marketing for Forter Ascom Piemonte and Infor-Elea, and has taught in tourism-related Master’s programs at the University of Pisa and SAA in Turin. He also regularly takes part as a speaker at major national industry events, including BTO Florence, where he is a member of the advisory board, BITEG, BTS and BTC.