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Get ready to discover the best that Turin has to offer with this small-group guided walking tour. From UNESCO World Heritage-listed historical buildings to stunning piazzas, the tour is a great way to get your bearings of Turin, while learning about its history at the same time. Notable locations on the tour include Piazza San Carlo, Piazza Castello, and Mole Antonelliana.

Explore Turin at your own pace—and enjoy two popular tourist attractions in one—with this combination package, which includes 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus tickets, plus admission tickets to the National Automobile Museum. On the bus, travel seamlessly with Wi-Fi on board and an audio guide for a comprehensive city experience. Upon arrival at the museum, skip the line and admire nearly 200 vintage cars at your own pace.

Maximize your time at the Egyptian Museum of Turin, and explore the gallery’s wealth of Egyptian artifacts with a prebooked ticket and guide. Saving you time on admission lines, the tour takes you straight to the highlights. Hear the stories behind the ancient mummies, and learn about the Pharaohs and their jewelry as you explore. Numbers are capped at 15 for a small-group experience.

Don’t miss the highlights or the historic detail when you visit the renowned Egyptian Museum in Turin. This small-group tour takes you straight to the must-see artwork on a chronological route through the collections, showcasing works like the Dovretti collection of papyrus papers and the Temple of Ellesiya. Even better: The tour includes a skip-the-line Turin Egyptian Museum ticket for quick entry.

Discover Turin as you've never seen it before with your Night Tour! Climb aboard your iconic red open-top bus and let yourself be enveloped by the charm of the Savoy city illuminated by the evening lights. Your non-stop panoramic tour will guide you through the most fascinating and symbolic places of the city: from the Mole Antonelliana that shines in the night sky, crossing the lively Piazza Vittorio Veneto surmounted by the Church of the Gran Madre and the romantic Monte dei Cappuccini, to the sparkling reflection of the Po River. We will skirt the suggestive Valentino Park with its historic Valentino Castle and gardens steeped in history and mystery, and then admire the Cathedral of Turin with the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, the ancient Roman gates and the archaeological park. We will conclude with the grandeur of Piazza Castello, home to the Royal Palace and Palazzo Madama.

Turin is known for its prestigious cuisine featuring delicacies from truffles to chocolate. Take a deep dive into the city’s food culture with this gourmet walking tour to visit restaurants, learn about traditional dishes, and enjoy tastings and lunch with a foodie guide. Sample specialties including grissini, agnolotti and tajarin pasta, vitel tonné, chocolate, ice cream, and local wines.

Italy is a patchwork of local cuisines, each with a proud heritage and unique dishes. On this walking tour led by a Michelin-trained chef and food sociologist, take a deep dive into Turin's historic food districts. Sample a variety of local delicacies, from street foods to restaurant fare and local wines, learning about their role in the city’s gastronomic culture on this carefully curated journey.

Cover more of Turin's highlights and hidden treasures on this bike tour through the city's historic districts. Explore with a guide so you don't have to focus on a map and discover the city of Italy's royal family, including famous attractions and little-known gems beloved by the locals. Take a break for coffee or gelato (own expense) and enjoy the relaxed pace of a small-group experience

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.

Every fall and winter, Turin comes alive with glittering light installations across the city, all part of its annual Luci d’Artista (Artist’s Lights) festival. See the best of the light displays all in one trip on this open-top bus tour. Once darkness descends, hop aboard and set off. You’ll enjoy uninterrupted views of the city’s most scenic works, all while your on-board guide shares the stories behind them.

Avoid the daytime crowds and heat and explore Turin’s mysterious side on this evening tour led by a local guide. Take in dramatically lit landmarks tucked away in little-known corners of the city and learn about Turin's long association with magic and the occult. Go beyond the standard sightseeing and experience a unique side of the city's history and lore.

Explore Turin from a unique perspective with this one-of-a-kind tour that takes you deep beneath the city. Follow your guide below ground to discover secret tunnels under the city’s citadel, royal ice depots beneath Porta Palazzo, and a WWII air raid shelter. Learn about Turin’s history through the lens of its hidden underground sights, overlooked by most visitors.

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.

The city of Turin is known as the Italian capital of chocolate and this patisserie tour takes you to a few of the city’s best cafes and confectionaries. Learn how chocolate came to the Italian region hundreds of years ago and sample delicious confections such as gianduiotti, bicerin, marron glace, pinguino, and more. Become a chocolate expert after this tour and explore more of Turin’s confectionaries on your own.

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.

Turin has a world-famous charm: every monument hides magic and mystery. A 2-hour walking tour of the city to get to know every curious, important and hidden corner in a short time. The most important and mysterious monuments, the history of the city, the busiest streets, the ancient shops and today's shopping. And then we'll talk about foods, chocolates, wines and delicacies. Turin has been an important city for 2000 years: discover it with me! ---------------- It is advisable to leave a mobile number reachable by Whatsapp for urgent communications and to provide better service.

Discover the sweet side of Turin with a food-focused walking tour. Taste several chocolate-based specialties of Torino including Bicerin (an espresso and chocolate drink), gelato, pastries, and chocolate bars. Follow your guide on a stroll through the heart of the city and learn about the history of chocolate making in this region of Italy.

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.