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Turin Olympic Stadium
A stadium completed in Italy in 1934
The Turin Olympic Stadium hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the 20th Winter Olympic Games in Turin on February 10 and 26, 2006. The stadium can accommodate 27,500 spectators, and temporary stands will be built during the opening and closing ceremonies, which can accommodate up to 35,000 spectators. It is estimated that more than two billion viewers will watch the ceremony live on television around the world.
- Chinese name
- Turin Olympic Stadium
- Foreign name
- Torino Olympic
- use
- Opening and closing ceremonies
- Spectator seat
- 27500
- Front body
- Munar Stadium
- Be used for
- The 20th Winter Olympic Games in Turin
- setting
- Turin, Italy
- Power worker
- The year 1933
- activate
- The year 1934
- rebuild
- The year 2006
- Turf skin
- meadow
- Lawn area
- 105m x 68m
Turin Olympic Stadium
Event opening and closing ceremonies
Competition dates February 10, February 26, 2006
Audience seats 27,500
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The Stadio Olimpico is the renovated former Munnar Stadium, which was built in the 1930s and was once used by the Serie A team
Torino
and
Juventus
It was used as the team's home stadium until the late 1980s.
Olympic Games
In the meantime, the Munar Stadium will be part of the main stadium for the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, completely renovated and with a new roof. The renovated building provided dedicated facilities for the opening ceremony, including temporary seating, a huge stage and a place for bands to perform.
Turin Olympic Stadium
All of Juve's matches in the 0607 season will be held here.
This is the result of negotiations between Juve manager BLANC and the Turin Olympic Committee.
The Stadio Olimpico, formerly the Municipal Stadium, was rebuilt for the 2002 Winter Olympics,
It was renamed Stadio Olimpico di Turin. The use contract will be signed on August 15.
Juve are happy with this. Playing on a more suitable pitch.
BLANC also ruled out loaning Alpi to Turin because the rent would be expensive.
Turin's Olympic Stadium was the home of Juve from 1933 to 1990. The stadium seats 27,000.
This stadium is lucky for Juve. Juve won 18 league titles!
