Questions about Turin! (2 Viewers)

[A_LAcki]

My friends and me are considering a trip to Turin, to watch Juvetus against Roma on the 27th october. But I have a few questions, and would like some answers, specialy from Italians.

1.) What is possibly the best seat place in the Delle Alpi?
2.) How much is a train ticket from Milano to Torino?
3.) Do you know some nice places, where you can have a drink, or two in Torino?
4.) Are hotels in Torino expensive???

Thank you!

 

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[Zlatan]

1. The one from which you can see the field best
2. More than 1 €
3. There are a lot of Coffe shops
4. Some are, some arent.


Hope I helped

 

[kurvengeflüster]

1) everywhere of course in the curves or there were Moggi and co are sitting around

2) don't know ... but www.trenitalia.it says something about 12€ for second class intercity-train....but I've my doubts because the voyage will last one hour...if so, very cheap :thumb: ...I had an interrail-ticket when I was in Italy so I didn't know the prices.

3) discover the city

4) depends on what you are looking for ... I guess 5star hotels are as expensive as everywhere else. but there is also a youth hostel...a 20min walk from the station ... quite good one

 

[A_LAcki]

Thanks man! Can you give me the name of the hotel?

 

[kurvengeflüster]

Your bed in Torino

 

[A_LAcki]

Basti, you are the best! Thanks man!

 

[kurvengeflüster]

you're welcome

 

[swag]

1.) 2nd level Tribunal. 1st level is too low to the pitch, 3rd is too high.

2.) I'm not sure how much it will cost, but I doubt it would be much. I'd expect under 20 EUR for a trip that could take as little as 90-120 minutes.

3.) Via Roma (how appropriate) has a lot of cool cafes up and down the boulevard. Caffè Torino in the Pzza San Carlo is pretty nice. Also Caffe San Carlo there too. Baratti & Milano off Pzza Castelo is nice too -- but is more of a dining place (great chocolate, and the nearby courtyard was featured in the original Italian Job). The pedestrian-only area west of Pzza San Carlo has a lot of cool, lesser-known places as well.

4.) I found them to be quite inexpensive by Italian standards. My wife and I got a massive room with a huge balcony for 90 EUR not a mile from the delle Alpi -- we could have fit 8 people in there.

 

[A_LAcki]

Thanks swag!

 

[nedved34]

1-ovest 1 is/was fine with me but it cost me 60 euros u can take good pix from there.i mean it is the closest area to the pitch if u walk down.
2-www.trenitalia.it it will cost like 12 euro or 24 for the better train which is faster too but the differences are not much in time.it will take like 1:15 / 1:30
but be carefull maybe u can't find trains at nights am sure the game is at night.

 

[Juve89]

1:At the V.I.P seats...........

 

[A_LAcki]

A bit expensive, but surley good!

btw. some firends I wanted to go with, can't go. so has anyone time from 26th till 29th October, to watch the match and a training session, or is there no interest?

 

[Erkka]

why are you going by train, why don't you just fly to Turin?! Atleast Kilroy offers flights for reasonable prices in Finland... Have fun anyway!

edit: Sad that I'm busy with my school and politics so I can't go so soon... I'll go on Spring instead...

 

[The Arif]

If you go to Turin, don't forget to go to Black and White Caffe.

 

[Azzurri7]

Am planing to go to spring to see juve , i guess i'll be with some friends , and if any1 over here woud like to join us he's welcome , from now till up then , we got lot of time !

 

[Jem83]

Does anyone know the address for the Vinovo training centre?

 

[AngelaL]

Does anyone know the address for the Vinovo training centre?

Is this it?

Juventus Center (First team training field)
Via Stupinigi 182 - Vinovo

 

[Respaul]

Via Stupinigi 182 - Vinovo

 

[Jem83]

Thanks Angela :smile:

Grazie Respaul