last update: december 2025
sources: Città di Torino 2025, Open for Business, Torino si progetta, 2022

 

The former Mercati Generali (wholesale markets) in Torino consist of two series of symmetrical concrete galleries with shed light. In 2006 they were used during the XX Winter Olympics through a recovery project. They are connected to Lingotto multi-functional centre and Metro Line 1 by the Olympic footbridge.

In 2025, the City of Turin granted approval to the project proposed by Go Fit Italia, recognising its public interest. This decision enables the launch of the procedure for the development and management, through a Public–Private Partnership (PPP), of a new sports centre within the former Mercati Generali area, covering approximately 10,450 sqm.

The facility will include a swimming pool, fitness areas, spaces for sports disciplines, a children’s play area, and a food and beverage outlet for families and children, with a strong inclusive and social orientation.

In parallel, in the buildings located south of the arcades, the Compagnia di San Paolo has expressed interest in the creation of a biomedical business incubator, in collaboration with the Politecnico di Torino and the University of Turin, in synergy with the development of the future Parco della Salute.

general information

area name

MOI

andress/district/city

Via Giordano Bruno 191, Circoscrizione 8, Torino

ownership

City of Torino

operator

Go Fit Italia SPA

project

New sports center

type of intervention

Redevelopment and new construction

urban planning data

land area

30,000 sqm

assumed gross floor area

17,000 sqm

main intended use

Residences min. 35%
ASPI max. 25%

other uses

Tertiary activities Service activities

information about the area

state of preservation

Average

accessibility/connections

25 km from Torino Caselle Airport, 5 km from ring, 14 km from Torino Porta Susa railway station (station with high-speed trains)

timing for area availability

description

Free and available on the market