Juventus Museum: Entry Ticket

Additional Information & Description

Juventus history in Turin

The Juventus Museum in Turin brings the club’s history into focus through trophies, memorabilia and multimedia exhibits. Established in 2012, it traces Juventus’ achievements and key moments, giving you a view of the team’s development rather than simply a collection of objects to admire.

The club itself is the subject throughout. The museum connects its victories with the wider story of its evolution, so the visit centres on understanding how those accomplishments fit into Juventus’ past. It is a football-history visit with a clear focus on one team.

What you’ll see inside

Trophy displays provide the most direct record of Juventus’ successes. Memorabilia adds another dimension to the collection, placing objects associated with the team alongside the account of its milestones. Together, these exhibits give the club’s achievements a physical presence beyond names and results.

Interactive displays and multimedia installations complement those objects. Technology forms part of the museum’s interpretation, helping explain the team’s past and development. You can move between the collection and the multimedia material rather than relying on a single type of display to follow the story.

Italian and English interpretation

The museum is bilingual, with Italian and English used to present its content. For an English-speaking visitor, that makes the historical account accessible without needing to read Italian. Language is a practical part of the visit: you can follow the explanations as well as look at the exhibits.

What the ticket covers

This ticket includes entry to the Juventus Museum. An audio guide is excluded, so do not count on one as part of your purchase. The admission is for the museum visit described here, with its collection and interpretation as the focus.

Ticket delivery is instant, and smartphone tickets are accepted. You can therefore keep the delivered ticket on your phone for presentation rather than preparing a paper copy.

Address and accessibility

The museum is at 153 Via Druento in Turin, Italy. The listed starting point is the same address, giving you one destination to use when planning your arrival.

The Juventus Museum is wheelchair-accessible. That is a useful access provision when arranging the visit, separate from the ticket’s digital delivery and smartphone acceptance.