I can still feel the rush of adrenaline bubbling in my chest when I stepped into the roaring belly of the San Siro for the first time.
Turin 'has everything'.
Pierpaolo Laurenti is a Turin native and lifelong supporter of Juventus. For My Town, My Team, he told us all about the place he calls home.
Nestled at the foot of the Alps, and capital of the Piedmont region, Turin has a lot to shout about. And football tourism here is huge.
There is no doubting Juventus' status as Italy's biggest, most successful club. So, the museum charting their history has a lot to fit in.
Fans will argue that Torino's real home is in Via Filadelfia in the Lingotto district. And it is here that you will find the Sweet Cafe.
Fine wine, great company, some of the best veal in Italy. 🍷 Follow @destination.calcio to Ristorante da Angelino and you will find all of that and more.
This is a famous institution where football history meets authentic Piedmontese cuisine. It has hosted dozens of Juventus title celebrations. 🦓
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Destination Calcio is always uncovering places for you to visit in Italy. Not least the Doolin on St Patrick’s Day! ☘️
This establishment wouldn’t be out of place in Ireland itself, and is the perfect place to relax with a drink after a long day exploring the beautiful ancient streets of Mantova. 🇮🇹
Check out more hidden gems like this at destinationcalcio.com and let us know your favourite pub to visit when you are in Italy! 🍻
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This is how you spend matchday in Milan. 🌆
From the city streets, to lunch options, and onto the stands of San Siro. @destination.calcio makes sure you have the perfect experience in Italy. 🇮🇹
You can also check out our full guide to Milan at destinationcalcio.com 🤝
There, you will find city recommendations as well as advice on tickets, transport and hospitality. Follow us for more!
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Le Sette Chiese is a typical Bolognese restaurant which does exactly what you expect - local dishes, cooked simply, but to perfection.
Its interior is warm, the vibe is cosy and the food is comforting. Wooden walls and benches sit under low lighting which sets the mood. Then the flavours do the rest.
Bologna footballers have been spotted here as of late, and a lot of the time tourists don’t find this place. Two more reasons to visit.
Order as we did and you will be eating the Bolognese way. You will not be dissatisfied. Follow for more tips like this one! ✈️🇮🇹
Where Calcio Eats. Juventus ⚪️⚫️
Now available on YouTube via the link in our bio 🎥
@destination.calcio takes you inside the Turin restaurant loved by Juventus’ most iconic players 🍷🍝