Top Turin Walking Tours

Best food tour my wife and I have ever been on in Italy, and we have done several. We learned it would just be us and Abram, and we were a little apprehensive. Do not let this deter you. He was so great at explaining the unique food profile of Piedmont, is an accomplished chef in his own right, was very personable, and made it an A+ experience. Almost like going out with the Italian local friend that we did not have. My wife and I cannot recommend highly enough. And the food was also amazing.

​We had an excellent English-language tour of the Palazzo Reale di Torino (Royal Palace of Turin). It is a beautiful building to walk through, with many authentic fixtures still in place and fascinating stories accompanying them. ​The tour was especially great because our guide, Giada, was incredibly knowledgeable, engaging, and entertaining. ​No question was left unanswered, and she had a great sense of humor that provided wonderful undertones for the sometimes fantastical stories of the royalty who previously inhabited the palace.

Totally loved the tour, awesome and would do again as well recommend to friends and family, our English speaking tour guide Carol from Canada was highly knowledgeable, still in awe over the entire experience. We spent 2 hours with our tour guide and an additional 1 1/2 hours going back and visiting the entire museum on our own. There is so much to see and learn, and we probably only absorbed 10% of the museum because of the vast amount of artifacts and information. Do not miss visiting the Egytian Museum Turino, you won’t be disappointed

This tour was very informative. Our guide explained the political history of Turin and its architectural changes through the ages. He also provided us with great recommendations. Each stop was lengthy with a lot of discussion. Not at all taxing. Very easy and fun

This was a great wine experience! We had very little knowledge of Piedmont wines prior to this and really enjoyed learning about 4 primary varietals. The somm leading the class did a great job guiding the tastings and I learned a lot. It was also very low pressure and easy-going.

We speak English knowing this tour was in Italian. Still very worth it. For one part of the tour, there were headsets with prerecorded English. This covered more ground than we realized. The fort area has a lot of history and has its own museum. There are a lot of visuals in the museum to explain the layout. Very interesting, especially if you like history. Also went to an old jail and a place where they stored ice.

Easy riding bike tour of historical sites in Turin! Julia took us on a wonderful journey through central Turin, stopping at the sites to give a very knowledgeable historical summary of each location. A stop midpoint for refreshment (not included, buy your own items) and toilette was a plus.

This is a one-of-kind experience. We have been on a number of guided wine tastings, but to have a winemaker as our host was unique. Marco is a fantastic guide with so much deep knowledge of the Piemonte viticulture and history. We visited 3 wineries: Produtorri del Barbaresco, Alberto Ballarin (La Morra, Barolo) and Cascina Galarin (Castagnole delle Lanze, Asti). Along with his brother, Marco owns, operates and makes the wine at Cascina Galarin. It’s as authentic as it gets with his son playing in the courtyard and his mother stopping by our tasting to grab a couple of glasses. Really impressed with the high quality of wines provided and really enjoyed visiting a large production in a Barbaresco and working our way to a medium sized family winery and ending with a smaller family winery (Cascina Galarin makes 40,000 bottles a year). There were 13 wines poured and all were excellent and yet varying examples of the region’s varietals with varying styles. The opportunity to be served by Alberto and witness the friendly banter of local winemakers as Alberto and Marco entertained us was an added bonus. Marco also brought us to an authentic osteria in La Morra with great food for lunch. The views from the hills of Barbaresco and La Morra are breathtaking and would be worth the trip alone. I would highly recommend this for novices and oenophiles alike.