The Olympic Stadium in Turin is one of the oldest in Italy. For a long time it was the home arena of FC Juventus, but now it hosts …
The Museum of Oriental Art is housed in a 17th century residence and consists of various departments representing the art of ancie …
The city’s strategic museum was renovated and reopened in 2011 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy. …
Programme: For those who are just beginning to get acquainted with this beautiful city, we offer a sightseeing walking tour of the …
Turin is an elegant northern Italian city with a rich history from Roman times to the Savoy dynasty. Here, solemn Baroque architecture, royal palaces and a cozy atmosphere of chamber squares intertwine, which makes the city attractive for those who are looking for cultural discoveries and leisurely walks through the streets with coffee in their hands.
Man-made sights of Turin amaze with diversity: from the spacious Piazza Porta Palazzo and the majestic Palazzo Reale to the symbol of the city - Mole Antonelliana. In the center are concentrated outstanding temples and chapels - San Lorenzo, Santissima Annunziata, the Church of Our Lady and the Sanctuary of Consolat, as well as the Monastery Church of St. Francis and the famous Shroud of Turin. On Piazza San Carlo stands a monument to Emanuele Filiberto, the National Library of the University and sports arenas - the Olympic Stadium and the modern Juventus Arena.
Natural corners and a set of landscapes around the city complement the cityscape: the banks of the Po River and the embankments along Via Po invite for walks, and the Turin hill offers views of the city and the sunset. Near the city lie the famous wine regions of Barolo and Barbaresco with hills and vineyards – an ideal opportunity to combine cultural sightseeing and gastronomic experiences.
On our website, all the sights of Turin are available on an interactive map: you can look at each point, read a brief help and pave the best route for a walk or a whole day of inspection. Convenient routes will help you save time and see exactly what you are interested in, marking key objects on the map and the sequence of visits.
You can explore the city on your own, following the paved route and discovering hidden courtyards and squares, or book excursions with local guides. Professional guides will tell stories that are not in the guidebooks, offer themed routes and adapt the tour to your interests - from architecture and religion to gastronomy and wine tastings.
Come to Turin to see its palaces, temples and quiet embankments, discover new corners and feel the atmosphere of the city. Travel, plan itineraries and come back for new discoveries – Turin holds many stories worth learning in person.
