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Turin, Italy
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1. Mole Antonelliana
Iconic spired landmark offering sweeping views over Turin. Ride the glass elevator to the rooftop observatory and tour the engaging National Cinema museum.
2. Museo Egizio
One of the largest Egyptian collections outside Cairo, set inside a stately palace. Explore mummies, colossal statues and hands-on displays that bring ancient Egypt to life.
3. Museo Nazionale del Cinema
Explore cinema history inside Turin's Mole Antonelliana, with striking architecture and immersive exhibits. Walk among projectors, costumes and interactive displays, then ride the panoramic glass lift.
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
4. Turin Cathedral
A medieval cathedral crowned by a dramatic Baroque dome and the Chapel of the Holy Shroud. Explore the nave, chapel, crypt and nearby views.
5. Basilica di Superga
Hilltop Baroque basilica with royal Savoy tombs and sweeping Alpine views. Climb the terrace, visit the crypt, and ride the historic Sassi-Superga tram.
6. Parco del Valentino
Riverside park with broad lawns, gardens and a reconstructed medieval village. Stroll the Po riverbank, photograph the Borgo Medievale and relax under plane trees.
7. Borgo Medievale
A faithful medieval village and castle reconstruction that brings history to life. Wander cobbled lanes, climb ramparts, and enjoy ornate carvings with Po River views.
8. Mercato di Porta Palazzo
One of Europe's largest open-air markets, overflowing with fresh produce, cheeses and street food. Wander lively stalls, sample local specialties and watch traders haggle.
9. Pinacoteca Agnelli
World-class modern art set on a riverside terrace near Lingotto. Expect curated masterpieces and striking modern architecture with panoramic city views.
Things to Do in Turin, Italy
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Traditional Sweet Dishes
Gianduiotto
Gianduiotto is a small, individually wrapped chocolate made from a blend of cocoa and local hazelnuts, created in 19th century Turin when hazelnuts were used to stretch scarce cacao, and it became an emblem of Turin's chocolate heritage.
Bonet
Bonet is a rustic Piedmontese pudding of cocoa, amaretti crumbs and sometimes rum or coffee, traditionally served upside down and popular in Turin's home cooking and trattorie.
Baci di Dama
Baci di Dama are two small hazelnut cookies joined by a chocolate 'kiss', invented in Piedmont to showcase the region's celebrated hazelnuts, and commonly enjoyed with coffee in Turin.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Agnolotti del Plin
Agnolotti del Plin are tiny, hand-pinched stuffed pasta parcels filled with roasted meat or vegetables, they are a signature of Piedmontese cuisine and a staple around Turin during festive meals.
Bagna Cauda
Bagna Cauda is a warm dip of anchovies, garlic and olive oil served with raw and cooked vegetables, it is a communal winter dish that highlights Piedmont's tradition of convivial, rustic dining.
Brasato al Barolo
Brasato al Barolo is beef slow-braised in Barolo wine until meltingly tender, it highlights Piedmont's famed wines and is a showpiece of Turin's rich, meat-forward cuisine.
Traditional Beverages
Bicerin
Bicerin is a layered drink of espresso, drinking chocolate and whipped cream invented in Turin, it has been a beloved local specialty since at least the 18th century and inspired a city cafe tradition.
Vermouth di Torino
Vermouth di Torino is the fortified, aromatized wine that was industrialized and perfected in 19th century Turin, the city remains central to vermouth production and aperitivo culture.
Barolo Chinato
Barolo Chinato is Barolo wine infused with cinchona bark and spices to make a sweet, aromatic digestif, it reflects Piedmont's historic practice of aromatizing wines for medicinal and after-dinner enjoyment.
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Day trips
Milan
Italy's fashion and design capital, museums and shopping
Google MapsAlba and the Langhe (Barolo)
Renowned wine region, truffle markets, rolling vineyards
Google MapsLake Orta (Orta San Giulio)
Peaceful lakeside village, island chapel, scenic walks
Google MapsAosta Valley (Aosta)
Alpine scenery, Roman ruins, mountain activities
Google MapsSacra di San Michele
Dramatic clifftop abbey, panoramic views of the valley
Google Mapsتعليقات (5)
Avoid restaurants around Piazza Castello, walk 2 blocks side streets for cheaper pasta. Also book Egyptian Museum slots online, lines are long.
Pretty architecture but quieter than I expected, many cafes close midafternoon. Good for slow travel, not nightlife.
Winter visit was chilly and grey but the markets and bicerin coffee made it worth two full days exploring.
Loved Turin, relaxed vibe and great chocolate shops. Easy to walk, museums are classy, 3 days felt perfect but bring a light jacket.
Buy a 24 or 48 hour GTT ticket at the kiosk, it covers trams and buses. Single rides add up fast, validate at machines not on board.
Getting there
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Train stations
High-speed Frecciarossa, Frecciabianca, regional lines to Milan and Rome
Long-distance and regional services, connections to Venice, Genoa, Milan
From TRN take the SADEM shuttle bus to Porta Susa or Porta Nuova, 20-30 minutes; trains run often.
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