Visit Turin and its surroundings

Visiting Turin is an immersion in the history of Italy and the royal dynasties, with its palaces, squares and museums that are among the most important and majestic in the world.
Throughout the province of Turin there are memories of the reign of the Savoy as evidenced by the wonderful Sabadan residences surrounded by huge parks.
But the power of the Savoy is present in the eclectic city of Turin, an open-air museum with baroque palaces, monuments of the great past and contemporary architecture. Torino is a dynamic city where it is possible to find different realities.

The capital of Piemonte preserves an aura of opulence and splendour on a pavement of 2000 years of history between stately squares, baroque churches and the magnificent buildings that are today a Unesco Heritage.
If you visit Turin and want to grasp a bit of the soul of the Piedmontese capital, we absolutely recommend: The Mole Antonelliana and the Cinema Museum, one of the most visited in Turin. The Egyptian Museum which is housed in the seventeenth-century building of the Academy of Sciences building. The Valentino and the Medieval Village, the Royal Museums, Piazza San Carlo, Piazza Castello, the Turin cathedral, Palazzo Madama, the Venaria Reale and certainly the Covered Galleries of Turin and its historic cafes.