Turin Things to Do

You will find this treasure near the entrance to the Galleria dell'Industria Subalpina under the arches of Piazza Castello. An old confectionery, it was opened in 1873 by partners Milano and Baratti who soon gained the title of... more

Every Thursday afternoon and evening during September, October or November, the streets of Borgo Dora come to life. All afternoon and evening, they are a veritable hive of activity with street performers, vendor stalls, live sh... more

Bicerin (from bicchierino; small glass) is a local specialty, which lends its name to this café. Decorated in wood, mirror and marble inside; outside the cast-iron capitaled columns are original. This bar is very popular with t... more

This is an extremely popular place in the heart of the historic centre of Turin, right next to the theatre from which it gets its name. It is sophisticated, but not intimidating, elegant yet informal, without being over the top... more

This is one of Turin's main squares and holds reminders of the city's long and continuing history, from a Roman gate to a modern skyscraper. It is almost entirely surrounded by historic and interesting buildings including the P... more

This is one of Turin's main squares and holds reminders of the city's long and continuing history, from a Roman gate to a modern skyscraper. It is almost entirely surrounded by historic and interesting buildings including the P... more

This relatively small square is surrounded by places of historic interest. On the eastern side is the Carignano theatre and the historic Cambio restaurant. The opposite side of the square is completely taken up by the beautiful... more

This city, famous for its works of baroque architecture, also has some noteworthy buildings from the art nouveau period. One of these is Casa La Fleur, designed by the architect Fenoglio. It has lateral walls with converging li... more

If you follow the road to S. Vito Revigliasco, you will find the ex-Villa Abegg. The large complex is the surviving part of the vineyard of Madama Reale which used to belong to Maria Cristina of France. When she died it became... more

Three Villages in Turin, Sestriere and Bardonecchia are home to 4,000 athletes, insuring their comfort and relaxation.The Olympic Village is located next to the Oval Lingotto, with the 1934 Mercati Generali (General Markets) hi... more