Nitto ATP Finals 2026: Torino and Piemonte take to the court with ‘Il Set Perfetto’
From 15 to 22 November 2026, the Inalpi Arena in Torino will host the latest edition of the Nitto ATP Finals, the major international event that brings together the season’s top eight players and top eight doubles pairs. But top-class tennis will be just one part of a programme which, from 13 to 22 November, will involve the whole city and the Piemonte region with events, talks, exhibitions, tastings and guided tours.
With the “Il Set Perfetto” campaign, Torino and Piemonte become an integral part of the spectacle: not merely the backdrop to the tournament, but a destination to be experienced and discovered through culture, landscapes, gastronomy and traditions.
Fan Village: sport, entertainment and promotion of the region
From 14 to 22 November, in Piazzale Grande Torino and Piazza d’Armi, the Fan Village returns – a covered space dedicated to fans and visitors, featuring entertainment, food and drink, and opportunities to engage with the world of tennis.
Inside, there will also be a joint stand run by the Regione Piemonte, the Municipality of Torino and the Chamber of Commerce, featuring the tourist information point run by Turismo Torino e Provincia, Visit Piemonte and the Piedmontese Local Tourist Boards. Here, visitors can find out about the activities and experiences on offer to discover Torino and other regional destinations, including through a game inspired by Memory and video content dedicated to the region.
Among the unmissable events is the Family Day on 14 November, designed to engage even the youngest visitors.
Top-class tennis and entertainment at the Inalpi Arena
The sporting programme will be preceded by the Grand Opening Show, scheduled for Thursday 12 November at 9.00 pm at the Inalpi Arena, featuring Achille Lauro and a musical performance on a 360-degree stage.
Friday 13 November will see the Blue Carpet: the champions will parade through Piazza San Carlo and the refurbished Via Roma, meeting the public in the heart of the city.
The atmosphere of the Finals will also extend to other iconic locations in Torino, with two video-mapping displays: Torino, a Champion’s Story, on the façade of the Royal Palace, and Game-Set-Light, in Piazza San Carlo. From 13 to 22 November, images from previous Torino editions of the tournament and of international tennis stars will light up the city’s evenings.
Il Set Perfetto: ten days of events, culture and flavours
From 13 to 22 November, the wide-ranging programme “Il Set Perfetto” offers numerous opportunities to experience Torino and Piemonte beyond the tennis court.
Casa Tennis returns to Piazza Castello from 14 to 22 November, with free talks and events dedicated to sport, culture, literature, music and current affairs. Guests include athletes such as Lorenzo Sonego, Larissa Iapichino and Valentina Vezzali, alongside figures from the worlds of entertainment, culture and journalism such as Neri Marcorè, Niccolò Fabi, Gianrico Carofiglio, Stefano Nazzi and Christian Greco. The events are free, but booking is required.
At the Archivio di Stato, in Piazzetta Mollino, Casa Gusto will take the public on a journey through the finest food and wine of Turin and Piemonte, with over 50 guided tastings, meetings with producers, Maestri del Gusto, food consortia and food districts. There is a €5 contribution for the tastings, which will be donated to the Molinette Research Foundation. At the same venue, visitors can also view, free of charge, an exhibition by the FILA Museum Foundation, dedicated to the history of the brand and its connection with tennis.
Among the special events, Tennis Takes Over Night & Day stands out, taking place on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November: a wide-ranging programme that will bring tennis to museums, cultural venues and the city’s streets, featuring music, photography, contemporary art, family activities and initiatives dedicated to sustainability.
There will also be 31 guided tours and excursions in Torino and the surrounding area, from 14 to 22 November. The itineraries will range from historic shops and city markets to e-bike experiences, from cultural tours to excursions in the province, including the Susa Valley, Canavese, Val Germanasca, Pinerolo and the Lanzo Valleys. There is a €5 contribution for these activities, which goes to the Fondazione Ricerca Molinette; booking is required.
The event will draw to a close on Sunday 22 November with The Final Set Closing Party at OGR in Torino: the tournament final shown on a giant screen, followed by an evening of electronic music and contemporary art.
Experience Torino, even off the court
During the Nitto ATP Finals, the city will be decked out in the tournament’s colours: the Mole Antonelliana, Palazzo Civico and the bridges over the River Po will be illuminated to celebrate the champions and the event. The photographic exhibitions Road to Torino, Best of Torino and Courts of Champions will also tell the story of the event and its protagonists through images displayed in some of the city centre’s squares and streets.
Match ticket holders will be able to enjoy special offers and reduced-price entry to numerous museums and theatres in Torino and Piedmont. For journeys to the Inalpi Arena, GTT bus routes 4 and 10 will be running more frequently and will be free for spectators on the day indicated on their ticket.
The 2026 Nitto ATP Finals thus offer an invitation to experience Torino and Piemonte to the full: top-class tennis is the starting point for an experience that combines sport, culture, gastronomy and the discovery of the region.
TICKETING AND EVENT PROGRAMME
Tickets and season tickets for the Nitto ATP Finals 2026 are available online at the official website and on Ticketone
The tournament schedule includes 15 sessions of play, from Sunday 15 to Sunday 22 November one afternoon session and one evening session.