Stadium & Culture
19 entries in the Torino FC compendium.
Stadium & Culture — Era Chart
Curva MaratonaThe historic Curva Sud of Torino's home ground.Stadio delle AlpiThe Stadio delle Alpi: shared home of Juventus and Torino, demolished in 2009.Stadio Olimpico Grande TorinoHome of Torino FC, renovated for the 2006 Winter Olympics.Curva SudThe historic club of the Grande Torino, playing in maroon at the Stadio Olimpico Grande ToGranataI Granata: Torino F.C.Stadio FiladelfiaHistoric home of Torino FC, rebuilt in 2017 as a 4,000-seat training and museum complex.Grande TorinoEighteen boys, one hill, a city that never stopped singing.SupergaA hilltop bowl where a city's pride, grief, and industry have echoed for a century.Il ToroA bull built in a factory city, scarred by the sky, still charging.I GranataA bull in dark red, born of fog and iron, unbroken by a sky that fell.TorinoSeven titles, one morning in May, and a city that never stopped believing in the bull.Curva NordWhere the bull roars and the granata never go quiet.FossatiWhere the bull roars and the granata never let go.Stadio MappinaA small ground in a working-class quarter that held the soul of an entire city for seventyUltras TorinoGranata blood, bull's horns, and a Curva that never lets the silence win.ToroOne roar, one city, one bull — the granata heart of Turin beats here.FossaOne end, one roar, one bull — the Fossa is where Torino never sits down.Granata identityA bull that batters through the dark, a city that refuses to let go.Torino FCSeven Scudetti, one impossible silence, and a bull that never stops charging.
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