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The Mole Antonelliana with the Alps behind it

Turin does not show off.
It lets you find it.

Real experiences under the arcades and up the hill, with the people who live there

Discover what to do in Turin

What to see

Turin is measured in arcades and river: two lines to read it by.

Baroque arcades in central TurinTHE ARCADES The Po at sunset with the hillsALONG THE PO

Safety and fair prices

A low-risk city: watch only the markets and unofficial rides.

A white taxi outside the station
Taxis and transfers
Fixed fare between the centre and Caselle airport: ask for it before you get in.
Open-air market stalls
At the markets
At Porta Palazzo the prices are on display: if they are missing, ask.
Inside a historic Turin café
At the restaurant
An aperitivo has a clear price: a vague all-you-can-eat one does not.

Getting around

One straight metro line, historic trams, and the whole centre under arcades.

A green historic tram on a tree-lined avenue
Metro and trams
One driverless line and trams that are museum pieces already.
The arcades of a central street
On foot
Eighteen kilometres of arcades: you walk even when it rains.
A railway station with a glazed hall
By train
Porta Nuova and Porta Susa open up the valleys and the hills.

Villages nearby

Around the city, Savoy country is half an hour away by regional train.

Avigliana and its lakes
Avigliana
Two lakes with the Sacra di San Michele on the horizon.
A street in the old centre of Chieri
Chieri
The town of wine and low arcades, over the hill.
Modernist architecture in Ivrea
Ivrea
The architect-designed industrial city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Why the villages around Turin

Four true things, between Savoy country and the Langhe.

Venaria Reale

The Venaria Reale is UNESCO-listed along with the other Savoy residences.

Langhe

Langhe, Roero and Monferrato have been UNESCO-listed since 2014.

Sacra di San Michele

The Sacra di San Michele is the symbol monument of Piedmont.

Ivrea

Ivrea has been UNESCO-listed since 2018 as a 20th-century industrial city.

Book worry-free

Applies to every experience in the villages around Turin.

Book with €0

Hold your spot, pay only once it's confirmed

Change for free

Move date or village up to 7 days before, at no extra cost

Weather covered

Outdoor experience cancelled for bad weather? Refund or new date

Human support

A real person replies within 1 hour, every day

Frequently asked questions about Turin

The things people ask us before they leave.

How do I get in from the airport?

Train or bus from Caselle into the centre; in a taxi, ask for the fare before you set off.

Do I need a car?

No: a driverless metro, trams and eighteen kilometres of arcades — you walk under cover even in the rain.

What can I do in a single day?

The Egyptian Museum as it opens, lunch at Porta Palazzo, then the Mole and Monte dei Cappuccini at sunset.

Do museums need booking?

The Egyptian Museum does, on weekends and long weekends: always through official channels.

Where do I drink a bicerin?

In the historic cafés in the centre: the price is on display and the recipe is not up for debate.