Turin's Historic Centre captivates visitors with exceptional Baroque architecture and ancient Roman ruins. The pedestrian-friendly district houses world-class museums like the Egyptian Museum and Cinema Museum in the iconic Mole Antonelliana. Turin's royal past shines through the opulent Royal Palace and Turin Palazzo Madama. Walk under elegant porticoes along Via Roma to reach stunning Piazza Castello. Traditional Piedmontese trattorias serve local specialities while historic cafés offer Turin's famous bicerin coffee. With major metro stations and both Turin Porta Susa and Porta Nuova nearby, exploring this cultural heart of Turin couldn't be easier.
San Salvario buzzes with hip energy and multicultural spirit in Turin. This once-working-class district now boasts lively bars along Via Baretti where aperitivo culture thrives. Historic sites like a synagogue, Protestant Waldensian church, and Catholic church create a unique interfaith triangle. The area connects easily to Turin via Marconi, Nizza, and Dante metro stations. Stroll through Parco del Valentino along the Po River or explore cultural gems like Valentino Castle. Evenings come alive with golden light on cobblestones as conversations blend Italian and international voices.
Turin's artsy Vanchiglia district blends authentic Italian character with bohemian energy. This riverside area boasts the iconic Mole Antonelliana and National Cinema Museum. Traditional trattorias share cobblestone streets with independent galleries and trendy cafés. Explore Teatro della Caduta or stroll along the Po River's tree-lined paths. University of Turin adds youthful energy to the area's creative scene. Despite growing popularity, Vanchiglia maintains its local charm with area piazzas and a relaxed atmosphere.
Elegant Crocetta stands as one of Turin's most prestigious districts. Art Nouveau buildings line tree-lined streets where sophisticated locals stroll past high-end boutiques. The area offers a refined atmosphere away from tourist crowds. Nearby GAM provides cultural enrichment for art enthusiasts. Visitors appreciate the balance of upscale amenities and authentic Italian charm. Re Umberto and Vinzaglio metro stations connect you easily to Turin's highlights. The historic Polytechnic University campus adds scholarly character to this residential haven where quiet cafes and wine bars showcase excellent Piemontese cuisine.
Step into Turin's Roman Quarter where ancient history lives alongside elegant piazzas. Stroll through cobblestone streets past the imposing Porta Palatina gates that have stood for 2,000 years. The Royal Palace complex and Museum of Antiquities showcase the rich Piedmontese heritage that defines this historic district. Wander through pedestrian-only zones to discover charming cafés and artisan shops. The bustling Porta Palazzo Market offers a taste of local life. Via Garibaldi's boutiques and the nearby Po River provide perfect balance to the neighborhood's remarkable archaeological treasures.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Turin
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Allianz Stadium
9.2/10 (590 reviews)
Allianz Stadium offers an intimate football experience with seats just 7.5 metres from the pitch. Explore the Juventus Museum's interactive exhibits or book a behind-the-scenes tour to access player locker rooms.
Egyptian Museum
9.4/10 (1,172 reviews)
Home to one of the world's largest Egyptian collections outside Egypt, Museo Egizio houses over 37,000 ancient artefacts. Explore the intact tomb of Kha and Merit or marvel at the Turin King List in this historic museum.
Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino
8.4/10 (229 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.
Piazza San Carlo
9.2/10 (1,578 reviews)
Known as "Turin's Drawing Room," Piazza San Carlo features elegant Baroque architecture and twin churches from the 17th century. Enjoy historic cafés beneath the porticoes while admiring the iconic equestrian statue.
Via Roma
9.2/10 (975 reviews)
Turin's premier shopping avenue enchants with elegant arcades housing luxury boutiques and cafes. Stroll beneath historic porticoes, especially during the Christmas "Luci d'Artista" festival with artistic light installations.
Mole Antonelliana
9.0/10 (1,214 reviews)
Turin's iconic Mole Antonelliana houses the National Museum of Cinema within its distinctive spire. Ascend the panoramic lift through the building's hollow core for breathtaking 360-degree views of the city and Alps.
Piazza Castello
9.2/10 (1,155 reviews)
Turin's historic heart pulses around Piazza Castello, where elegant palaces and Teatro Regio showcase royal heritage. Enjoy a cappuccino while absorbing the grand architecture framing this magnificent square.
Turin Royal Palace
9.2/10 (1,055 reviews)
This UNESCO-listed palace showcases the House of Savoy's opulent lifestyle with lavish Baroque interiors and priceless artefacts. Explore the Royal Armoury and find serenity in the meticulously manicured gardens.
"What a fabulous surprise! This hotel is a little gem right next to the station. We loved the historic feel and friendly staff. The terrace was so pretty too. You can’t go wrong here especially for a central one night stay."
"Great location, near museums, restaurants. The Metro, and the train station. Large, excellent breakfast. Air conditioning and good sized room.large bath with good amenities. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. We felt lucky to have chosen this hotel."
"Impeccable service and stunning hotel. Staff was beyond helpful, calling a taxi for us, helping make dinner reservations. Convenient location. Beautiful breakfast. Complementary glass of Rose in the evening."
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You can grab a holiday package to this popular destination on Expedia. However, how much your holiday to Turin costs will depend on factors like your hotel choice, season and length of stay.
What are the cheapest months to go to Turin?
You can generally find reduced prices and better availability in January, February and August. Check out our cheap Turin holiday packages and you could get some excellent off-season deals.
How many days is enough for Turin?
Turin holidays come in various shapes and sizes, but to really sink your teeth into this destination, we reckon 2 days is about right. This will mean you can fit in top attractions like Museum of the Automobile and Valentino Castle and track down some underrated spots. Don't forget to explore cool areas such as Historic Centre and Crocetta either. If you plan wisely, you can even take a day trip from Turin too.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Turin?
Whether you're looking to explore attractions such as Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino and Mole Antonelliana on your Turin holiday, or coming for its excellent dining, culture and history, there's something for everyone here. With so much to see and do, you'll soon find out why so many travellers think Turin is a good holiday destination.
How to find the best Turin package deals?
Use Expedia's filter tool to find some tempting Turin package deals. When you start your search, simply set your maximum budget and then sort the results by "Price: low to high." If you want to save, plan your break for midweek, or look for Turin package deals in the low season. Play around with your travel dates and you may score even bigger discounts. As a rule of thumb, it's usually best to book your holiday package as early as possible.
Is it cheaper to book a Turin holiday as a package?
Expedia holiday packages are designed to help you keep more money in your pocket. Bundle your car rental, flight and hotel into one great-value price and you could save hundreds of dollars. You'll generally land a better deal than booking each component separately. And you'll still get the flexibility to create a customised Turin holiday by choosing your favourite type of stay, airline and car class.
When to book a holiday package to Turin?
If you've got your Turin holiday dates locked in, book as early as you can to snap up some outstanding deals. With Expedia, you can generally reserve some flights up to a year in advance. Prefer spur-of-the-moment trips? Our last-minute deals are ideal for impromptu escapes.
How to plan a trip to Turin?
Choose your travel dates: What you plan to do in Turin and your favourite season can help you decide when to go.
Set your budget: Consider costs such as transportation, flights and meals when calculating how much to put aside for your trip to Turin. Then, pick a hotel that suits your budget, whether that's an economical option or a deluxe getaway.
Determine how many days away: Start by listing all the activities and sights you want to experience in Turin. Then, estimate how long you'll need at each, along with any travel time.
Combine your airfare and accommodation: After you've settled on your trip dates and duration, lock in the perfect Turin holiday package for you.