Top Turin Art & Culture Classes

Take a break from sightseeing and experience the authentic side of Turin with this home cooking class. Learn how to knead, roll out, and form two traditional types of pasta (filled and shaped) plus assemble a luscious tiramisù from scratch under the guidance of your local host and instructor. Then relax over a family-style meal featuring the dishes you've created, served with wine and coffee.

Villa della Regina offers an ideal backdrop for tapping into your artistic vein, but not everyone travels with paints and brushes at the ready. With this hands-on workshop, hone your portrait-painting skills under the guidance of a local artist hassle-free, with all the supplies you need provided. Ideal for beginners or seasoned hobbyists, this workshop is the perfect way to break up a long day of sightseeing in Turin.

Italy is renowned for its fashion and design, and both sectors are heavily influenced by the country's premier textiles. Take a deep dive into the world of Italian textiles with this exclusive experience in Turin that takes you behind the scenes at a landmark atelier. Meet the family that has been curating fabrics for generations and learn about some of Italy's most prestigious textiles as you enjoy a personalized fitting session of such gems as mohair sweaters and Loden coats.

History and culture blend perfectly in this museum. The Egyptian Museum of Turin is the oldest museum in the world, entirely dedicated to the Egyptian civilization and is considered the most important in the world after that of Cairo. Discover the Egyptian Museum of Turin with this 2-hour guided tour. Unique collections, papyri, mummies, stories and intrigues of the ancient civilization of the Pharaohs will be revealed to you. Together with the tour guide you will admire spectacular finds such as ancient mummies and the magnificent jewelry of the Pharaohs. Enjoy the guided tour of the museum and learn the anecdotes of centuries of Egyptian civilization. Finally, enjoy a one-hour city tour of Tourin, exploring San Lorenzo Square, San Carlo Square and the Subalpine Gallery.