Top Turin Luxury Car Tours in 2026

Create your own itinerary and discover the Italian city of Turin on a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour. From a panoramic top-deck vantage point, see all of Turin’s sights while listening to informative commentary. Cruise past landmarks like Valentino Park and the Natural Sciences Museum, and disembark whenever an attraction captures your attention. Enjoy a 24- or 48-hour validity period of your ticket and hop off the bus at numerous conveniently located stops.

Learn more about Italy’s beloved Piedmont wine region on your Turin vacation, with this express wine tasting. Taking place at a wine school in the center of the city, the visit offers a friendly and intimate experience that’s led by a professional sommelier. Tastings of four varietals are included, along with plenty of tips for wine pairing and buying, too.

Driving the Ferrari Spider in Piedmont, in the "Langhe" area is pure magic .. In Barolo, you can find the most beautiful roads in Europe, full of curves where you can taste the speed, the sound of the Ferrari V8 engine and enjoy the wind in my hair. Breathtaking landscapes, medieval towns, tasty food, good wine and the smile of the locals are waiting for you ... The Tour Director is a Ferrari expert, he will explain in detail how to drive Ferrari and thanks to a powerful radio (walkie-talkie) he will always be in contact with you. Your Tour director on board his staff car will guide you in this wonderful experience, taking care of every detail to make your trip unique and unforgettable

Discover one of Italy’s great northern cities hassle-free with this day trip that includes round-trip transport from Milan. Enjoy pickup at your Milan hotel and reach Turin in record time, where you’ll meet your guide for a tour of the city. Admire its royal palaces and squares, plus learn about its history as Italy’s first capital before spending a few hours exploring on your own.

Considered one of Italy’s greatest red wines, Barolo is a favorite of oenophiles around the world. During your next visit to the Piedmont wine region—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—learn more about how Barolo and other local varietals are made during a behind-the-scenes tour of a family-run winery. Tour the vineyards, visit the cellar, and enjoy samples of a dozen wines, plus locally made meats and cheese.

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.

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

Enjoy 3 hours guided experience and together with an expert tour guide and discover the magnificent Royal Palace of Turin, UNESCO World Heritage site and the amazing city of Turin with a city tour. Explore the Savoy Royal Family palace and hear about their secrets and stories. Admire the Mirror room, the Ball’s room and many other places where Royals lived. While strolling around be amazed by the elegant and luxurious furnishings of the Royal apartments. Continue your guided tour to the amazing Royal Armory, where it features one of the world’s largest collections of weapons and to the Royal Library, which displays the most famous self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci. Do not miss the unique chance to make a jump into the past throughout the history of the Italian Royal Family of Savoy. Finally, enjoy a one-hour city tour of Tourin, exploring San Lorenzo Square, San Carlo Square and the Subalpine Gallery.