Royal Gardens

The Royal Gardens of Turin represent one of the city’s most precious gems, a place where history, art, and nature blend into a single, fascinating reality. These gardens, located behind the Royal Palace, cover an area of about seven hectares and are bordered to the north and east by the bastions of the ancient city […]

Pietro Micca Museum

The Civic Museum Pietro Micca and the Siege of Turin of 1706, located in via Guicciardini 7/A, is dedicated to the heroic figure of Pietro Micca and the siege of Turin in 1706. The museum offers a fascinating immersion into the military and civil history of the capital of Piedmont, recounting one of the most […]

Pellerina Park

The Pellerina Park, officially named Mario Carrara Park, is the largest urban park in Turin and covers over 83 hectares. Located in the western part of the city, between corso Regina Margherita, corso Appio Claudio, via Pietro Cossa, and corso Lecce, the park is an important green lung for the city and a meeting place […]

Royal Theater

The Teatro Regio in Turin, located in Piazza Castello, is one of the most prestigious opera houses in Italy and Europe. Its history began in 1740, when it was inaugurated with the opera “Arsace” by Francesco Feo. The original project, designed by architect Benedetto Alfieri, was a magnificent example of rococo architecture. The theater could […]

Queen’s Villa

The Villa della Regina is a Baroque gem located on the hills of Turin, a residence that testifies to centuries of history and splendor of the House of Savoy. Originally conceived in 1615 by Ascanio Vitozzi for Cardinal Maurice of Savoy, the villa was designed as a sumptuous country residence surrounded by vineyards. After Vitozzi’s […]

Piazza Vittorio Veneto

Piazza Vittorio Veneto, commonly known as Piazza Vittorio, is one of the most emblematic places in Turin. Located in the heart of the city, between the end of Via Po and the River Po, the square is not only an architectural wonder, but also a crossroads of history, culture, and social life. The square has […]

Bar

The Lingotto in Turin is one of the most iconic symbols of the Italian automotive industry and an example of how architecture can transform an urban neighborhood. Originally designed by architect Giacomo Mattè-Trucco and inaugurated in 1923 in the presence of King Vittorio Emanuele III, the Lingotto was commissioned by Giovanni Agnelli as a modern […]

Porta Palatina

The Porta Palatina, located in the heart of Turin, is one of the most remarkable examples of Roman architecture still existing in the city. This monument, dating back to the 1st century BC, offers a privileged window into the ancient past of Turin, known then as Augusta Taurinorum. Originally built as the main entrance to […]

Castle Square

Piazza Castello is the beating heart of Turin, a place where history, art, and city life harmoniously blend together. Located in the historic center of the city, this square is a crossroads of important Turin streets such as via Garibaldi, via Po, via Roma, and via Pietro Micca. Square in shape, it houses in the […]

Museum of the Risorgimento

The National Museum of the Italian Risorgimento, located in the majestic Palazzo Carignano in Turin, is one of the most significant and prestigious institutions dedicated to the history of Italian unification. Founded in 1878, this museum is the largest and oldest among those dedicated to the Risorgimento and obtained the title of “national” thanks to […]