Quick word of advice: If you want to stay in the city centre of Turin, do not book one of the Lingotto hotels. It's about a 45-50 min walk to the centre, or 20-25 min by bus.
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No problem, thinking about going in April, maybe to the Genoa match
I thought that there was a lot near Lingotto, is there not a mall there? Is it not quite close to the stadium?
Where else should I look to stay in Turin?what do you recommend doing/seeing?
Like I said I have only been to Turin to go to the football.
I thought that there was a lot near Lingotto, is there not a mall there? Is it not quite close to the stadium?
Where else should I look to stay in Turin?what do you recommend doing/seeing?
Like I said I have only been to Turin to go to the football.
There is a pretty decent mall (with a Juve store 
) in the Lingotto, that's right. There's also the Eataly store on the opposite side (a must visit if you're into foods & wines), but other than that, there's really nothing interesting in the neighbourhood.
Personally, I always stay in the vicinity of the Porta Nuova (main station). Very centrally located, and you can get to anywhere from there. The stadium is about a 25 min walk from here I think, but you can take the bus or tram as well (like many fans do).
Best hotel I've been to so far is the Atahotel Concord, but that can be quite expensive, depending on how/when you book. You can't go wrong with a Best Western either (there are about 6 or 7 in that part of town).
As for what to do, well that depends on you guys. Since I don't know what you're into: clubbing, museums, shopping, ...?
) in the Lingotto, that's right. There's also the Eataly store on the opposite side (a must visit if you're into foods & wines), but other than that, there's really nothing interesting in the neighbourhood.Personally, I always stay in the vicinity of the Porta Nuova (main station). Very centrally located, and you can get to anywhere from there. The stadium is about a 25 min walk from here I think, but you can take the bus or tram as well (like many fans do).
Best hotel I've been to so far is the Atahotel Concord, but that can be quite expensive, depending on how/when you book. You can't go wrong with a Best Western either (there are about 6 or 7 in that part of town).
As for what to do, well that depends on you guys. Since I don't know what you're into: clubbing, museums, shopping, ...?
Does anybody know when they will announce the kick off times for games at the end of March/ early April?
At the moment they are all Sunday 3pm but obviously this will change for TV.
It makes it a nightmare to book accomodation, not knowing whether the game is Saturday or Sunday (or even Monday or Friday).
At the moment they are all Sunday 3pm but obviously this will change for TV.
It makes it a nightmare to book accomodation, not knowing whether the game is Saturday or Sunday (or even Monday or Friday).
