In this post you’ll find an end-to-end guide for ATP Finals 2022 in Turin: where to buy tickets, which tickets to choose, where is the location, how to get there, which players qualified, match schedule, best places to eat nearby and best accommodation.

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1. What are the ATP Finals?
2. ATP Finals 2022 location
3. Who normally qualifies for ATP Finals?
4. Turin 2022 ATP finals: which players qualified?
5. What is the ATP finals format?
6. Turin 2022 ATP finals: Match Schedule
7. Who won ATP Finals in the past?
8. Turin 2022 ATP Finals: Prices & What seats to buy?
9. Turin 2022 ATP Finals: where to buy tickets?
10. 2022 ATP Finals: Where in Turin are they held?
11. How to get to Pala Alpitour?
12. Where to eat near Pala Alpitour?
13. Check out the “Fan Zone”
14. Where to stay near Pala Alpitour?
15. What else to do in Turin (what to Eat, See, Do)?

1.What are the ATP Finals?

The Nitto ATP Finals are the second most prestigious tournament in Tennis after the Grand Slams, where the top eight players of the ATP Rankings play against each other.

The tournament is an annual competition which has been running since 1970 and it includes both top eight Single players and top eight Doubles team.

Throughout the year, the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) awards ranking points based on the stage reached by each player in the different tournaments (Grand Slams, Masters 1000, ATP Cup, ATP 500).

The most prestigious tournament is the four Grand Slams (Australian Open, US Open, Roland Garros and Wimbledon), which award the most points in the ATP ranking.

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2. 2022 ATP finals location?

Over the past eleven years (2008-2020) the ATP finals have been played in London. For the five year period 2021-2026 they will be played in Turin.

The 2022 ATP finals are held in Turin Pala Alpitour on 13th– 20th November 2022.  More details on how to get to Pala Alpitour in the sections below.

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3.Who qualifies for ATP finals?

Every year, the “top-seven” players in the ATP World Rankings participate to the ATP finals.

The 8^th spot is given to either any Grand Slam champion who might be positioned between No. 8 and No. 20 or, in absence of that, to the player in position No. 8 in ATP World Rankings.

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4.Turin 2022 ATP finals: qualifiers?

As there some tournaments are still in progress , the final participants list to 2022 ATP is still not finalized. In the picture above is the list of the five players who already qualified.

Both Djokovic and Nadal qualified for this year’s edition.

Nadal recently announced that he will forfeit the 2022 ATP finals due to a recent injury.

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5. What is the format of the ATP finals?

There is a total of 8 players participating to the ATP finals.

The tournament is structured as a round-robin format:

• 8 players divided into 2 groups of four players each
• The top two players from each group qualify for the semi-finals
• The winners of the semifinal qualify for the final

All single and double matches are the best of three tie-break sets.

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6. ATP 2022 finals: match schedule

The ATP finals 2022 will take place Nov 13th- Nov 20th.  The game schedule is at follows:

• Four games per day (2 singles and 2 doubles)
• Two games per day Nov 13th- Nov 19th
  • Afternoon Session: Double 11:30/Single 14:00 (CET Time)
  • Evening Session: 18:30 Double/ 21:00 Single (CET Time)
  • Each ticket gives you access to both the Double & the Single game
  • Completely different players will play the Doubles & Singles games
• Round robin:  Nov 13-Nov 18
• Semifinal: Nov 19
• Final: Nov 20 16:00 (GMT+1))

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7.Who won the ATP finals in the past?

Daniil Zvereve was the winner of the 2021 Nitto ATP finals (the last edition). Before that, we had Medveded in 2020 and Stefanos Tsitsipas in 2019 .

Few reference, both Djokovic and Federe each won six ATP finals editions:

• Novak Djokovic won in: 2007, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.
• Roger Federer won in : 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010 and 2011
• Andy Murray won in 2016
• Rafael Nadal has never won the ATP finals in his career

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8. ATP Finals 2022: prices & seats?

Ticket price for the 2022 finals in Turin range from 75€ to over 500€ depending on the seat and the game.

The cost of a seat in the cheapest match range from 75€ (Tribuna Est/Ovest Galleria 2) to approximately 150€ (Tribuna Nord/Sud Galleria 1).

The cost of the seats for the final, the most expensive game held on Nov 21^st , go up to 540 Euros €.

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9. 2022 ATP Finals: Tickets?

Tickets for the 2022 ATP finals in Turin can be bought either on TicketOne or at the Official Nitto ATP finals Ticket Office.

On Ticket One, you can buy tickets individually. On ATP Ticket office they are sold as part of more comprehensive packages which for the same price includes also:

1. Two free entrances at some of the most famous Turin attractions (Egyptian Museum Car Museum, Venaria Reale etc)
2. Free shuttle & 10% discount card to Torino Outlet Village
3. Discounts for the rental of e-scooters
4. A free personal shopper for 1:30 hours at La Rinascente
5. Access to Gattinoni lounge pass.

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10. How to get to Pala Alpitour in Turin?

The 2022 ATP finals will be held at Turin’s Pala Alpitour which is located in Corso Sebastopoli 123. The Pala Alpitour is the biggest enclosed sports facility in Italy with an audience capacity of 18,500 people.

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11.How to get to Pala Alpitour in Turin?

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

You can easily reach the Pala Alpitour facility via Public transportation. With a ticket of 1.70€ per run you can hop into any of the following Bus/tram lines: 4, 10, 17 or 63.

The Underground Metro will not take you to Pala Alpitour. Best option would be to take the Metro up to Porta Nuova train station and then hop to Tram line number 4.

Specifically, from:

• Porta Nuova Train station: it is a 12 minutes ride on the tram 4
• Piazza Castello: it’s a 25 minutes ride (walk up to Bertola stop and then get the tram 4)
• Piazza Vittorio Veneto it takes 35 minutes and two tram lines: 15 and 4

BY CAR

If you travel by car, it is a quick 15 mins car drive from Turin city center. To park your car you have few options, see below ranked from most expensive to cheapest:

1. Private Parking in “Piazzale Caio Mario”: Easy but expensive option (3€ 1^st hour, 14€ for 12 hours)
2. Look for any parking spot with “blue” lines nearby: cost will be much cheaper (1.5€ per hour). Easiest option for paying is by downloading the Easypark app and adding your licence plate
3. Look for any parking spot nearby with “white” lines – FREE of charge

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12.Where eat near Turin Pala Alpitour?

Inside the Pala Alpitour there is a Food Court, but its gonna be packed with people and prices are on the high side. Bring your own food & beverage, you are allowed to do so.

I bought the morning ticket which gave me access to two games: the Doubles match at 11:30 and the Singles match at 14:00. Time lunch was short and everyone went at the same time: huge queues.

You could also go for food outside nearby the Alpitour after the match. See Below.

The below are all 5-10 mins walking distance from Pala Alpitour in case you want to have a proper meal and take the opportunity to try some local food at affordable price .

RESTAURANTS – sit down

• Trattorie Alle Lavagne – Great local food (appetizers 6-8€/ first course 7-9€/Desserts 3.5€)
• Osteria La Cena coi Fiocchi – Good restaurant & service

QUICK MEAL – on the go

• L’arte della Crepe – for savoury or sweet crepes. Good flavour & good prices
• All’Oca di Pulcinella – Good Pizzas, Fast service (a full Margherita 4.5€)

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13. Check out the Fan Zone

Each ticket will give you access to two games: the Double and the Single. Before and after the games you’ll have time to check out the “fan zone” and its entertainment areas .

You wont’ be short of things to do and there will be lots of stands to stop at for food, drinks or buying some souvenirs.

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14. Accomodation near Pala Alpitour?

I personally do not recommend to stay near Pala Alpitour, as there is not much around.

I suggest to stay in a nice hotel near Porta Nuova train station as it is in the middle of the city center and just 12 mins away from Pala Alpitour by public transportation (take tram line 4).

My #1 recommendation is Nh Torino Centro Hotel, see link in section below. We paid 190€ for a Double Room and we were upgraded to a Junior suite free of charge (pictures above)!

BEST HOTELS: HIGHER PRICE (75-200 € pp/per night)

• Hotel Nh Torino Centro – to me best hotel in Turin in terms of quality/price ratio (140-200€)
• Hotel Roma e Rocca Cavour – Great area, a few steps away from Piazza San Carlo. Classy interiors.

BEST HOTELS: AFFORDABLE PRICE (below 50-75€ pp/per night):

• Hotel Elena – Really Cheap (60€), no frills but clean – will do the job
• Hotel Urbani – Good Hotel, Good Price – mainly for young people (noisy neighborhood at night)
• Hotel Adalesia – nice area, further away from the station. Ok for all age groups. 

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15. What else to do in Turin?

For suggestions on what else to do/try/see during your visit in Turin see below some suggestions:

• The perfect “One-Day itinerary” to visit Turin
• Top 10 things to do
• Top 15 local food to try
• How to spend two days (vineyards, Barolo Wine & White Truffle)
• Top 4 Museums in Turin

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To learn more about this event, you may want to read the Official Nitto ATP website at the following link: https://www.nittoatpfinals.com/en/