The capital of the Piedmont region, Turin is located in Northern Italy. It is popular as Italy’s first capital. Turin is known for marvelous architecture, it's royal past, and renowned industries. The entire city is situated amidst snow-capped mountains. Let’s see what you can explore in Turin.
Palazzo Reale: Created in the 16th century, this magnificent Royal Palace resides in the Piazza Castello. Located in central Turin, it is a symbol of power. A central courtyard and square layout with ornate windows give a unique touch to the building. You can witness this elegant and stylish Royal Palace on this tour.
Mole Antonelliana: The giant basilica of this distinct building is an icon of Turin. Mole Antonelliana lies above the surrounding skyline. This monumental building houses the National Cinema Museum which is the tallest museum across the globe. At night the lit-up basilica looks amazing and visible from different areas in the city.
Palazzo Madama: Palazzo Madama is located in the Piazza Castello. It was made in the first century BC and stood for thousands of years. Palazzo Madama was modified in later years. The palace has beautifully decorated stairways. Hallways and rooms are must-see.
Egyptian Museum: This museum is informative and located between the Piazza Castello and Piazza San Carlo in the heart of Turin. Several displays and artifacts are present in this museum. Over the years the collection has been expanded.
National Cinema Museum: The museum is located in Mole Antonelliana tower. Captivating buildings and several exciting exhibitions attract visitors from different parts of the globe. This is a place where you can find lots of stuff related to movies and cinema. The collection has historic cinematic devices ranging from movie reels, cinematic props, and stock of film posters. With this tour package, you get skip-the-line admission to this museum. It is spread across five floors. The museum is divided into different genres like horror and sci-fi. This is a must-visit place for cinema and film buffs.
Parco Valentino: This public park is located on the bank of the river Po. It was created in 1856 and is known to be the first public garden in Turin. See the astounding Botanical garden, a replica medieval village, and the Valentino Castle. It is a great walkway by the river with lots of cycle routes and footpaths. Several restaurants and cafes are located within the park to satisfy your hunger.
Basilica di Superga: Climb to the Superga mountain range and witness this amazing Basilica di Superga. You can see the Basilica from the city center. It was built in 1731 and features baroque-style architecture with lots of white and orange designs and decorations. The breathtaking views of the city from the top make it a perfect place to visit.
Porta Palatina: Standing in modern Turin, this is the best-preserved Gateway across the globe. The gateway allows access to the city center. It sits in a wonderful public park and is a must-visit piece of history.
Monte dei Cappuccini: Capture the best moments in Monte dei Cappuccini. The tree path on the way and a hill make it an ideal destination for enjoying a sunny afternoon. A Rainy and gloomy day is not good for visiting Monte dei Cappuccini.
