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What to see and do in Turin

The places not to miss, practical tips and the tickets to visit them.

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Turin at a glance

Turin is elegant and orderly, with the arcades of Via Po, the Egyptian Museum and the Mole Antonelliana. The Savoy residences, chocolate and the historic cafés make it a city to enjoy without rushing.

Practical tips

  • The Piemonte Card includes many museums and Savoy residences.
  • Try the bicerin, coffee with chocolate and cream, in the historic cafés.
  • Many museums close on Monday: check the opening hours.

When to go

Spring and autumn are the best seasons; in winter the snow-covered Alps make a splendid backdrop.

The places not to miss in Turin

  1. The Egyptian Museum

    The oldest Egyptian museum in the world, second in importance only to the one in Cairo.

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  2. The Mole Antonelliana and Cinema Museum

    The symbol of the city, with a panoramic lift that rises into the dome.

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  3. Piazza Castello and the Royal Palace

    The heart of the Savoy residences, with the Royal Armoury and gardens.

  4. The Reggia di Venaria

    The great baroque palace of the Savoys and its gardens, a few kilometres away.

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  5. Piazza San Carlo

    The baroque drawing room with historic cafés and the two twin churches.

  6. The National Automobile Museum

    The history of the car in a modern museum.

  7. Valentino Park and the Medieval Village

    The great park on the Po and the village rebuilt in 1884.

  8. The Basilica of Superga

    The basilica on the hill, with views of the Alps and the tombs of the Savoys.

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