Top Turin Bus Tours - page 2

Discover one of Turin’s highlight landmarks without any hassle—this private, skip-the-line tour of the Royal Palace of Turin makes logistics seamless. Meet your guide outside the landmark and head straight inside the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the Savoy royalty who once inhabited the palace, see the Royal Armory and Library, explore the Gardens, and visit the Shroud Chapel and Turin Cathedral, where the Holy Shroud is kept but not visible.

Get the perfect overview of Turin plus a meal at the city's most famous hamburger shop with this package that includes a 48-hour open bus ticket and a stop at MBun.  MBun is the only hamburger shop in Piedmont that prides itself on serving 'Slow Fast Food,' representing high-quality food made quickly.

Comfortable Roundtrip Tour from your hotel in Turin to Torino Outlet Village - plays host to over 90 luxury boutiques and stores selling everything from clothes and accessories to cosmetics and home essentials. Its world-class boutiques showcasing collections from prestigious local and international designers make for a truly memorable shopping experience. Add to all these a unbeatable prices, and a handful of trendy cafés and restaurants, and what you’ll get is one of the best shopping destinations in and around the Turin. After you finish your shopping you will be picked up and will be delivered directly to your hotel in Turin. All our vehicles are fully licensed and insured. We are happy to provide child seats in our cars for all ages upon request. Vehicles are clean inside and outside; our drivers are well-dressed and unfailingly attentive to our guests. They speak English. They will greet you with a name sign and will help with luggage.

Embark on this Full-Day Private Piedmont Wine Tour and indulge your senses in the heart of Italy's renowned wine country! Your day begins with a personalized, chauffeur-driven journey through the stunning Piedmont countryside, setting the scene for an unforgettable adventure. As you traverse the picturesque landscape, you'll have the opportunity to visit two prestigious winery regions - Barolo and Barbaresco - each with its own unique charm and distinctive wines. Expert sommeliers and winemakers will guide you through tastings of exceptional Piedmont varietals, sharing their deep knowledge and passion for winemaking. Enjoy a delightful Piedmont lunch at a selected restaurant, paired with local specialties, perfectly complementing the wines you've tasted throughout the day. Don't miss this opportunity to create lasting memories on a Private Piedmont Wine Tour, escaping the hustle of Torino for a day of indulgence, relaxation, and appreciation of Italy's vinicultural heritage.

With this private tour, you can learn about the highlights of Turin and the beautiful Piedmont area without having to do any research before your trip. Instead, let a private guide take you on a customizable tour to stops such as the Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art, and the fortified abbey of the Sacra di San Michele.

Get the most out of limited time in Turin with this private tour to the magnificent Stupinigi Castle. Avoid the hassle and crowds of public transport and benefit from the luxury of having a private driver who takes you directly to Stupinigi Castle. Then, once inside, you can explore the castle at a relaxed pace, free from the rush and restrictions of traveling with a big tour group.

The Langhe is home to the slow food movement, rare white truffles, and Barolo wine. This private food and wine tour from Turin includes hotel pickup and takes you directly to local wineries and towns where truffle specialties are produced. Skip standard wine-tasting for a guided experience that explores regional wine and food with lunch included.

Depart Turin and journey to the Sacra di San Michele and get ready to experience one of the most beautiful abbeys of the Italian Alps. Famous worldwide as the inspiration for Umberto Eco’s bestselling novel "The Name of the Rose", the Sacra di San Michele is regarded as one of the most important examples of Romanesque architecture in Europe. It was founded on the summit of Mount Pirchiriano and overlooks the valley of the Val di Susa with breathtaking views of the Alps. To reach the marble "Doorway of the Zodiac" (Porta dello Zodiaco) visitors must climb 243 steps, but the unique view from the top is worth it. Discover the whimsical 12th-century "Doorway of the Zodiac". Marvel at the steep stone staircase known as the "Staircase of the Dead" with its 18-meter high pillar that supports the floor of the church and the tower of the "Bell'Alda." Get an astonishing view of the valley and the "Via Francigena" before the return journey to Turin.

Get more out of a visit to Turin on a private tour led by a local guide to give you the lowdown on the north Italian city. You’ll orient yourself around Turin attractions and museums on foot to focus on the finer details and discover the hidden gems and local favorites that visitors might otherwise overlook. The itinerary is flexible and tailored to your personal group of up to six people.

Piedmont’s Palace of Venaria is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Savoy dynasty’s most opulent palaces—and this private tour from Turin makes exploring simple. Choose between morning and afternoon start times, meet your vehicle in the city center, and head straight there. Once there, you’ll follow your guide to the palace’s highlights and learn stories about its past you wouldn’t encounter on your own.

The roof of the Lingotto is much more than just a tourist destination: it is a unique experience that combines art and history with an exceptional point of view of the city. From the famous Pista 500, the iconic track where FIAT cars were once tested, today the highest roof garden in Europe enriched with art installations, you can enjoy an incredible view of Turin and the Alps. Your visit also includes access to the Pinacoteca Agnelli, a museum that houses a prestigious Permanent Collection with masterpieces by artists such as Picasso, Matisse and Canova, and organizes temporary exhibitions that dialogue with the historic legacy of the Lingotto. Finally, don't miss Casa FIAT, an interactive exhibition that tells the story of the brand by intertwining it with that of the Lingotto, the legendary factory that still feeds the myth between modernity and innovation.

This private tour with Winemaker is completely dedicated to Piedmont wines and their secrets. The winemaker will lead you to the details of the Terroir and vinification techniques. We will walk through the vineyard to discover the singularity of our unique Terroir, the origin of the formation of soils, the connection between the climate, the wine growing, and the grape varieties. - Morning: 2 commented wine tasting session in a family run wineries in Barolo area (detailed tour of the winery, wine-making unit and aging cellar). - Lunch: I take care of booking your table in a « Piedmont » typical restaurant (To be paid directly). - Afternoon: We will have 1 Commented wine tasting sessions in family run winery in Barbaresco area. THE TOUR IS PRIVATE, IT CAN BE CUSTOMIZED ACCORDING TO YOUR SPECIFIC WISHES

If you want to explore Piedmont beyond the city of Turin, head out with a private guide on a day trip that showcases two of the region’s historic gems. Visit the Royal Palace of Venaria, the Versailles-esque summer home of the influential Savoy family, then check out the 18th-century Hunting Palace of Stupinigi where the Savoys were known to party. Just note that entry tickets are extra.

Enjoy a shopping day at Torino Outlet Village discovering the most prestigious Italian and international brands at outlet prices. Get the private transfer from your hotel in Turin and live the best shopping experience in town. For you a special 10% off outlet prices for one day! With services such as hands-free shopping, tax refund kiosks, restaurants and kids area, Torino Outlet Village is the ideal place to spend a wonderful day out with the whole family. Designed by Claudio Silvestrin, one of the leading figures in contemporary architecture, Torino Outlet Village is a single-level, open-air shopping destination featuring a 290 meter-long boulevard with porticos and a minimalist design inspired by the city's geometric layout. The symbol of the Village is its 85 metres-high Stele, a tribute to the Mole Antonelliana. If you look at it from the middle of the Village square, you’ll get a perfect view of the Basilica of Superga. Enjoy your exclusive shopping experience!

Turin is known for producing world-class chocolate and with this special themed tour, you can tantalize your taste buds and enrich your knowledge of the city’s sweet culinary treats. Save time scrolling through reviews, and let a private guide take you on a walk that showcases coffee shops, cafes, and confectionary stores with a chance to taste local specialties—such as “bicerin” (a coffee, chocolate, and cream drink).

My tour is focused on the past and present beauty of Turin in terms of architecture, art, curious stories and Turin's lifestyle, in the lively late afternoon or under the suggestive lights in the evening. With me you will see the authentic Turin, plus what the Turinese do and where they go after work, especially if we will do the tour in the evening. Turin is also a smart and easy day trip from Milan by train (1 hour journey, fares from €10 one way by "Italo" trains). We'll visit the medieval and Roman district, my favorite, where I have chosen to live and that I know far and wide, with its cobblestone streets and picturesque houses, the market and its hidden gems, the oldest part of Turin and where real people live. With me you'll see a less touristic face of Turin, not easy to discovery on your own or with other guides, far from the usual highlights. With an attention to DETAILS that all tourists miss, but you won't. ;-) - Is it true that Turin people are cold and fake (we have also some qualities at times :-)? - Why is architecture so different in just few blocks? - Did you know that the "aperitivo" ritual was born in Turin? - Have you ever been in an "infernotto"? Don't expect to just walking and listening: get ready to chat, ask questions and discuss Turin's past, present and future, far beyond the surface, on a trip from 2026 to 25 BC. I suggest this tour if you want to understand the city with a NATIVE Art and Cinema historian (with studies also about Preservation of Culture and Art Heritage), born and raised in Turin, who knows many intriguing anecdotes and unique places that you couldn't otherwise find on your own. My style is ironical, informal and interactive: forget about the bored guides with the umbrella and their list of dates memorized by heart, as I want to give 100% of my attention to everyone and want you to deeply understand the city. And by choosing a private tour just for your group/family, you can take advantage of all my knowledge and suggestions and can ask all the questions you want, always at your pace! Also, if you are studying Italian and want to practice with a teacher (me), that's the best way: practicing, sightseeing and making a new Italian friend! Consider me your LOCAL FRIEND, not a guide! I'll share also some anecdotes of my very (at times too much!) Turinese family! To get an idea of why this tour is the most popular and the most imitated in Turin, take a look at the website link in my profile at the (already more than 850) reviews, all positive. At the end of the visit, you will see Turin with different eyes. It is an investment of time and money that makes the difference, not only in my opinion, but also in the first place by those who have done it before you. Consider that even the Turinese themselves book this visit to really get to know the city, in an unprecedented way or even as a gift for family members, friends, ecc. because living in a city is not enough to get to know it thoroughly and more in a curious and intriguing way. In just 2 hours you will see a very significant and authentic part of Turin without worrying about planning where to go, how to access certain more private places, without studying anything about Turin: I did it for you, so you don't have to worry about anything, just to enjoy your visit and learn as much as possible in a relaxed and witty way. I will be at your complete disposal for any question you may have about Turin before, during and even after the tour: what to visit, where to eat, transportation, culture, language, Turin lifestyle, etc. to make your experience as useful as possible (FYI my tour doesn't cover legends, magic, ghosts, etc. and isn't a food tour, but if you want to buy something on the fly we can stop). Since I will also be sharing my tips with you to make the most of the rest of your stay, I suggest you join the tour on your first day so you can avoid the tourist traps and better plan your itineraries. The peculiarities of my tour compared to the other tours: 1) a deep knowledge/focus on art and architecture; 2) humor and conviviality like among friends; 3) lots of curious anecdotes; 4) access to private places away from mass tourism; 5) availability also at night (when the city is at its best); 6) useful informative material before and after the tour; 7) assistance via WhatsApp from 12:00 pm 12:00 am for any advice about your trip to Turin. 8) I have 4 adorable cats that love to be cuddled :-) ∎∎∎ DON'T BOOK IF YOU HAVEN'T WRITTEN TO ME FIRST: day/time must be agreed together (NO calls/SMS, please) and unfortunately we do not receive the notifications of the questions written here on the site. Write to W.App: + 39 33 94 60 48 85 (h 12:00 pm-12:00 am, I'll reply within max 2.5 hours if I'm touring, otherwise within minutes), also and for the best price ;-) - how many people + age - dates and hours you wish ⁕⁕⁕ BEST SCHEDULES for the tour: 3:00 PM / 6:00 PM / 9:00 or 9:30 PM ⁕⁕⁕ Thanks! Ciao! P.S. It is strongly recommended to have internet access before the tour (especially W.app).

Sightsee with a local guide in Turin, and discover the city’s charms on a walking tour. On this private tour, explore the Roman Quadrilateral and Piazza Castello on foot, and check out landmarks such as the food stalls of Porta Palazzo, the history-rich arcades of Via Po, and the Mole Antonelliana building.