Turin is a city which entices a writer towards vigor, linearity, style. It encourages logic, and through logic it opens the way towards madness. - Italo Calvino
As the capital of Piemonte, Turin is a majestic city filled with art galleries, museums and impressive palaces. Popular due to its industries, which greatly contributed to the city’s economy, Turin’s wide streets and town squares is filled with ancient monuments mixed with a modern twist. The city holds many historical monuments like the San Giovanni Cathedral and the Carignano Palace which houses the Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento Italiano. With a handful of interesting museums like the Egyptian museum, the Sabauda Gallery and the Modern Art Gallery, the city offers a wide range of exhibitions for the tastes of each art lover. Known for its important gastronomic centre, you will be able to discover traditional dishes with local products, including desserts made with the best chocolate in the country.
A cutting-edge and internationally recognised contemporary art foundation in...
The Egyptian Museum of Turin is the second largest Egyptian museum in the...
Opened on December 5, 2008, the museum contains one of the most important...
This spectacular sprawling hunting lodge is a Residence of the Royal House of...
Palace central to the Piazza Castello, Turin, now showcasing fine arts from...
Turin’s most central square, dating back to the 14th century, it takes it’s...
Gallery showcasing 25 priceless artistic masterpieces housed within an...
Exemplary architectural gem, this Baroque chapel, the Royal Church of San...
The Palace of Venaria is a former royal residence and gardens located in...
One of the world’s most important and extensive collections of armoury. This...
The State Archives is found nestled between the Royal Theatre and the Royal...
Via Pietro Micca links two historic city squares in central Turin - Piazza...