For some awkward reasons, Turin is one of the most underrated and unsung cities in Italy. While most travellers head to the famous Italian triptych Rome-Florence-Venice, Turin still appears to remain off the tourists’ radar.
However, going back to the city after 20 years, for me was an incredible surprise as the city has everything you can think of for an interesting Italian break or weekend away.
I live you with a little visual city guide to show a few of my favourite corners in Turin. But if you are looking for more specific info, details to plan your time in Turin, check now the EIGHT THEMED GUIDES I wrote about the city.
- Bike and Books Tour Around Turin
- Best Cafes in Turin
- One Day in Turin: from Palazzo Reale to Cocktails
- Top 5 Reasons to Visit Turin: Apertivos, History & More
- Best Views of Turin
- Step back in time at the Venaria Reale
- Where to stay in Turin: Duparc Contemporary Suites
Have I missed anything? Let me know in the comments below an don’t forget to get in touch if you need further info or help planning your trip to Turin or anywhere else in the world.
- Bagni Paloma – Gorgeous fashion and accessories shop
- Bagni Paloma
- Magazzini OZ – more than a restaurant, a charity and a workshop space
- nb nota bene – the best female oriented bookstore in Turin
- Caffe Mulassano – the most ancient cafe in Turin and where tramezzini where invented
- Caffe Mulassano
- Circolo dei Lettori, literature, brunch and events
- Circolo dei Lettori
- The Royal Palace
- The Royal Palace
- The Royal Palace
- Laboratorio Zanzara – where kids with disabilities get to express their creativiy
- The Gardens
- Venaria Reale – a marvellous palace just outside Turin
- Venaria Reale
- Venaria Reale
- Venaria Reale
- Venaria Reale
- The famous Grand Hall at the Venaria Reale
- Sebastiao Salgado at the Venaria Reale (until September)
- The Egyptian Museum
- Galleria Subalpina
- Melissa Torino
- Parco del Valentino
- Du Parc Suites
- Du Parc Suites
- Du Parc Suites
- Du Parc Suites
- Du Parc Suites
- Du Parc Suites