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About Palatorino

Palatorino is a storied indoor multi‑purpose arena in Torino, Italy, known historically as PalaStampa, Mazda Palace, and PalaTorino. While the site’s status has evolved, its legacy as a premier event space remains a point of reference for concerts, sports, and conventions in the Turin area. The venue comprises two semi‑arena configurations: a main arena with a capacity of up to 10,000 seats and a secondary area around 3,000 seats, depending on configuration. This page provides an overview of seating, access, and nearby accommodation and dining options that may be of interest when planning your visit to Torino’s historic venue area, now part of the Continassa redevelopment project near Juventus Stadium.

While Palatorino has been closed since 2011 and sits adjacent to ongoing redevelopment by Juventus, the surrounding area remains a hub for football fans and eventgoers. For travelers planning trips to Turin, we’ve rounded up practical details on transit access from the Tangenziale Nord Venaria Reale‑Druento exit, parking considerations, and nearby partner hotels and restaurants to help you secure your arrangements with ease. If you’re looking for current event options in the Turin area, we can connect you with up‑to‑date listings and reliable partners to simplify your ticket experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: main arena up to 10,000 seats; smaller arena around 3,000 seats depending on configuration.
  • Address: Corso Ferrara 30/A, 10151 Torino (TO), Italy.
  • Venue type: indoor multi‑purpose arena used for concerts, sports, conventions; historically known as PalaStampa, Mazda Palace, then PalaTorino.
  • Seating/chart: two semi‑arena configurations; main arena (10,000) and a secondary area (~3,000) as described in historical plans.
  • Transit: located near the Juventus Stadium area; access via Tangenziale Nord Venaria Reale‑Druento exit.
  • Nearby hotels: J Hotel (part of the J‑Village/Continassa development near the Juventus complex).
  • Notable events hosted: REM (February 1995), Take That (April 1995), Notre Dame de Paris (late 2003).
  • Current status: closed in 2011 and the site is abandoned; Juventus owns surrounding land as part of Continassa redevelopment; not demolished as of recent reporting.