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We're tracking 46 upcoming events in Turin spanning concerts, sports, plus 12 attractions and things to do. Use the filters below for what's on this weekend, tonight or later this month ā every listing links to live prices and secure partner checkout.
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About Turin
Turin is a powerhouse of Italian live entertainment, driven by two fierce football clubs and a world-class venue infrastructure built for the 2006 Winter Olympics. Juventus, one of Europe's most successful clubs, plays at the 41,507-seat Allianz Stadium in the Continassa area, delivering intense Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Champions League atmospheres. Across the city, Torino FC commands devoted support at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, a 27,958-capacity ground steeped in the emotional legacy of the Grande Torino era. The Derby della Mole between these two rivals is among the most anticipated fixtures in Italian football. For concerts, the Pala Alpitour is Italy's largest indoor arena with a capacity of 12,300 for seated events and up to 18,500 for standing configurations, hosting major international touring artists year-round. The Inalpi Arena, formerly known as PalaVela, supplements the concert calendar with mid-sized shows. Teatro Regio di Torino anchors the classical performing arts scene with an opera and ballet season running from October through June in a modernist auditorium renowned for its acoustics. During summer, the Collisioni Festival in nearby Barolo and the Kappa FuturFestival, one of Europe's premier electronic music events held at Parco Dora, draw tens of thousands. The Torino Jazz Festival each spring and the MITO SettembreMusica festival in September round out a cultural calendar that keeps the city buzzing across all seasons.
Top things to do in Turin
- Juventus matches at Allianz Stadium and the fierce Derby della Mole against Torino FC
- Major concerts at Pala Alpitour, Italy's largest indoor arena
- Opera and ballet at Teatro Regio di Torino with acclaimed acoustics
- Kappa FuturFestival at Parco Dora, one of Europe's top electronic music events
Local tips for visiting Turin
- Derby della Mole tickets between Juventus and Torino FC are extremely difficult to obtain and typically require club membership or early booking through official channels.
- Pala Alpitour is located near Lingotto and is easily reached via Metro Line 1 to the Lingotto station, making concert nights straightforward.
- Teatro Regio offers a young audience program with discounted tickets for attendees under 30, making opera accessible to younger visitors.
- Summer festivals like Kappa FuturFestival sell multi-day passes that offer better value than single-day tickets if you plan to attend the full weekend.
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What events are happening in Turin this weekend?
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Are there free events in Turin?
The listings here are ticketed events and attractions with live prices, so we can't confirm free events. For paid concerts, theatre, sports and experiences in Turin, browse the listings above ā each shows real prices before you buy.
Where do Juventus and Torino FC play?
Juventus plays at the Allianz Stadium, a 41,507-seat modern arena in the Continassa district. Torino FC plays at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, which holds 27,958 and was the main venue for the 2006 Winter Olympics opening ceremony. Both are accessible by public transport.
What is the biggest concert venue in Turin?
The Pala Alpitour is the largest indoor arena in Italy, with a capacity ranging from 12,300 for seated concerts to approximately 18,500 for standing events. It hosts major international touring artists, sporting events, and award shows throughout the year.
What music festivals take place in Turin?
The Kappa FuturFestival at Parco Dora is a major electronic music festival held each July. The Torino Jazz Festival takes place in spring, and the MITO SettembreMusica festival in September features classical and contemporary music. The nearby Collisioni Festival in Barolo combines music with food and wine culture.