Things to do in Turin

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1. Egyptian Museum

Turin’s Egyptian Museum is one of the most visited attractions in the city, and rightly so. Holding over 6,500 artifacts in its displays and over 25,000 in storage, the museum is the only place you can see full collections of Egyptian artifacts outside of Egypt.
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2. Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

Head to the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino on a match day for a thrilling experience, as thousands of fans congregate to show their support for Torino F.C. Come here outside of match day to find a museum dedicated to the sporting history of the city or to tour the historic stadium. Soccer is a part of Italy’s national culture and this stadium is one of Turin’s most important landmarks.
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3. Mole Antonelliana

Originally built as a Jewish Temple, the Mole Antonelliana stands as a revered landmark in Turin. The building was completed in 1889, one year after the death of its architect, Alessandro Antonelli. Today the building houses the Italian National Cinema Museum and provides panoramic views of the city for visitors willing to brave its towering heights.
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Cityscape of Torino (Turin, Italy) at sunsetwith colorful clear sky. The Mole Antonelliana towering on the city.

4. Turin Royal Palace

The Turin Royal Palace is an icon of the city and a monument to the role of the House of Savoy in Italy. Grand staircases, rich tapestries and an armory of historical weaponry make the palace an intriguing place to visit. Explore the fascinating story of the former Italian royal family and marvel at the sheer extent of their wealth and power.
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5. Piazza San Carlo

The Piazza San Carlo is the perfect place to wander around and take in the sights of a classic Italian city or enjoy a rich espresso in one of the welcoming cafés. It has been a meeting place for the Torinese ever since it was built in the mid-17th century. It is located just south of central Turin. In the center of the piazza stands the striking monument of Emanuele Filiberto, a Duke of Savoy during the 16th century.
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6. Turin Cathedral

Dedicated to Saint John the Baptist, the Turin Cathedral has stood next to the Royal Palace since 1498. Taking seven years to build, the structure was constructed on the ruins of three older basilicas. The largest of these was also dedicated to Saint John, the others to the Holy Savior and Saint Mary of Dompno.
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What to do in Turin

Popular places to visit

Allianz Stadium

Allianz Stadium

4.5/5(16 reviews)

Catch an event at Allianz Stadium during your trip to Turin. Discover the fascinating museums and shops in this walkable area.

Allianz Stadium
Egyptian Museum

Egyptian Museum

4.5/5(33 reviews)

Explore the history of the pharaohs of ancient Egypt in the only exclusively Egyptian museum outside of Cairo.

Egyptian Museum
Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

4/5(13 reviews)

Cheer on the local team with hordes of passionate fans at a soccer stadium that has decades of history, a museum dedicated to sport and informative tours of the arena.

Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino
Mole Antonelliana featuring a church or cathedral, a garden and heritage architecture

Mole Antonelliana

4.5/5(30 reviews)

One of the tallest buildings of its time, this historic landmark still towers over central Turin, providing visitors with panoramic views of the city.

Mole Antonelliana
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Turin Royal Palace

4.5/5(45 reviews)

This classic aristocratic mansions houses one of the best displays of weaponry and armor from the Savoy’s Italian reign.

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Piazza San Carlo featuring a city, heritage architecture and a square or plaza

Piazza San Carlo

4.5/5(33 reviews)

One of the most famous piazzas in Turin is known for its cafés, shopping, architecture and twin churches that guard its entrance.

Piazza San Carlo
Piazza Castello

Piazza Castello

4.5/5(34 reviews)

Find out about the history of Turin when you spend time at Piazza Castello. While you're in the area, find time to visit its shops.

Piazza Castello
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Turin Cathedral

4.5/5(34 reviews)

The major Roman Catholic church of Turin is the current resting place of the Shroud of Turin, what many believe to be the burial cloth for Jesus.

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Via Roma

Via Roma

4.5/5(26 reviews)

During your visit to Turin, you can find the perfect gifts to bring home at Via Roma. Discover the museums and spas in this walkable area.

Via Roma

Areas of Turin

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Historic Centre

4.5/5(98 area reviews)

Consider exploring the interesting museums in Historic Centre. If sightseeing is on the list, Via Garibaldi is a top attraction. Hop on the metro at XVIII Dicembre Station or Porta Nuova Station to see more of the area.

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San Salvario

Noted for its historical sites and coffee shops, there's plenty to explore in San Salvario. Top attractions like Valentino Castle and Torino Esposizioni are major draws, and you can hop on the metro at Marconi Station or Nizza Station to see more of the city.

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Crocetta

4.5/5(17 area reviews)

The spas and bars are a few things visitors like about Crocetta. Check out GAM while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Re Umberto Station or Vinzaglio Station to get around town.

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Roman Quarter

5/5(8 area reviews)

Historical sites, museums and shopping highlight some of the noteworthy features of Roman Quarter. Make a stop by Via Garibaldi or Porta Palazzo Market while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

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Lingotto

4/5(23 area reviews)

This fascinating area of Turin is best known for its spectacular Lingotto Building, a Fiat factory turned entertainment center featured in the movie The Italian Job.

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Aurora

3.5/5(8 area reviews)

Get a bird’s-eye view of Turin and stock up on quirky souvenirs in one of Europe’s largest flea markets in this historic part of the city.

Aurora

Frequently asked questions

Is Turin worth visiting?
Providing a blend of dining and culture, there's no shortage of things to do in Turin. When you're here, check out Turin Royal Palace, a must-see attraction in the area.
How do I spend a day in Turin?
Start your day with a visit to Turin Royal Palace and Museum of the Automobile. Then, tour other parts of Turin for local restaurants and some shopping.
What is the top tourist attraction in Turin?
The top tourist attraction in Turin is Turin Royal Palace, so make sure to add it to your sightseeing agenda.
Is three days enough to stay in Turin?
Three days in Turin is enough to enjoy the city's major highlights. Many guests spend two days on average. Turin Royal Palace, Turin Cathedral and Museum of the Automobile are highly rated sights. Like to discover more? Hang around a little longer to visit nearby hotspots such as Alba.
Is Turin a walkable city?
It all comes down to what you plan to see and do in Turin. Several key attractions, including Turin Royal Palace and Turin Cathedral, are accessible on foot. If you're up for a wander through some of Turin's best neighbourhoods, Historic Centre is 2 kilometres away from downtown, while Crocetta is 3 kilometres away from the city centre and also within walking distance.
What are some activities to do in Turin with kids?
Whether you're travelling with young explorers or playful teenagers, a fun-filled itinerary makes all the difference. Browse our ideas for what to do in Turin with kids.

What to do in Turin for adults?
There are lots of things to do in Turin, with experiences for adults of all ages. End the day with a visit to Balbiano Winery or Il Sogno nel Cassetto.
Are there free things to do in Turin?
One of the simplest ways to learn about free things to do in Turin is to ask a local tour guide. You'll get insider recommendations on interesting neighbourhoods, parks and other major attractions you can visit without reaching into your pocket. Turin Cathedral is one sight that doesn't have an entrance fee.

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