General information

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Turin is a roman city with centuries of history, first capital of Italy, Winter Olympic host city and today cultural and economic hub of the country.

 

Turin metropolitan area is home of many cultural and historical places and various natural attractions and sport offers.

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Piedmont has been picked as world’s top region to visit in 2019 by Lonely Planet guide.

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TurismoTorino — Official website of Turin Tourism Office.
Musei di Torino — Official website of Turin Museums.
Lonely Planet Guide-Piedmont — Suggestions and must go places around Turin.

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Cultural activities

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The city offers numerous and various cultural places and museum spreading from Italian and ancient history and religion, passing through motoring and cinema museums to the International Modern Art Gallery and sport fans locations.

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Musei Reali — Royal Museums and Art Collections.
Museo Egizio — Larger European Collection of Ancient Egypt art.
Teatro Regio — Prominent Opera House of Turin.
Museo della Sindone — Museum of the Shroud of Turin.
Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile — National Museum of Automobile.
Museo Nazionale del Cinema — National Museum of Motion Picture located in the beautiful Mole Antonelliana.
Galleria di Arte Moderna — Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.
Juventus Museum — Tour of Juventus Museum and Stadium.

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Nature and sport

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Turin is surrounded by the Alps on the east side and is opened to the Langhe region on west increasing the natural and sportive lifestyle of the city.

 

Many natural parks and sport facilities can be reached in less than one hour from the city all over the year to relax and enjoy fun activities.

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Langhe — Wine, food and relax around Turin countryside.
Parks — City and natural parks.
Via Lattea — Mountain and winter activities.
Hiking — Nature and summer sport.