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Attractions of Turin, Italy Luxury Vacations, Tours and Travel Packages
Monuments and Landmarks Porta Palatina e zona archeologica  Via XX Settembre, Turin, Italy Along Via XX Settembre, to the left of the cathedral, one can see the remains of the Roman city. Above all the remains of the Roman Theatre can be seen, partially covered... Corso Francia e il Parco della Tesoriera  Corso Francia, 192, Turin, Italy From Piazza Statuto, one enters Corso Francia, an extremely long, straight road which leads to Rivoli from Turin through the town of Collegno. Armeria Reale  Piazza Castello, 191, Turin, Italy Enthusiasts should not miss out on a visit to the Armeria Reale (Royal Armoury), one of the largest collections of arms and armour in Europe. Le gallerie di Torino  Galleria San Federico, Galleria Subalpina, Galleria Umberto I, Turin, Italy There are three main galleries. The largest and most important is surely the Galleria San Federico, in a distinctive Religious Buildings San Domenico  Via San Domenico, 1, Turin, ItalyBuilt between 1227 and 1300, this is the only gothic building in the city of Turin. In 1904 D'Andrade was given the responsibility of overseeing the restoration... SS. Trinita  Via Garibaldi, 6, Turin, Italy The altars and furnishings symbolise SS. Trinita. It was built in 1583 to a plan by Vittozzi, but it underwent modifications and decorations from... Madonna del Pilone  Corso Casale, 195, Turin, Italy This church, (a bit out of the centre, but popular with the Torinesi), has a large, votive stake. Gran Madre di Dio  Piazza Gran Madre di Dio, Turin, Italy If you cross the Po on the Piazza Vittorio bridge, you will find yourself directly in front of the Gran Madre di Dio church. It is a scenographic construction in a circular shape, built between...
Museums and Art Galleries Museo Egizio  Via Accademia delle Scienze, 6, Turin, Italy Second only to the museum in Cairo, this museum was founded in 1924 with the part purchase of the Drovetti collection of Carlo Felice di Savoia. Museo Regionale di Scienze Naturali  Via Giolitti, 36, Turin, Italy Located in a 17th century building which used to be the hospital of San Giovannin Battista, the museum was set up in 1978. Museo della Sindone  Via San Domenico, 28, Turin, Italy This museum, in an enchanting place in the downstairs of the baroque church of Holy Shroud, offers a multimedia journey, with interactive points, Museo di Arte Contemporanea  Piazza del Castello, Turin, Italy This imposing baroque building is part of a grandiose project, first conceived in 1718 and never fully finished, by Filippo Juvarra for Vittorio Amedeo II. Colle della Maddalena e collina torinese  Strada Colle della Maddalena, Turin, Italy The hills rise in the south-east of the city near the right bank of the Po, culminating in the south in the Colle della Maddalena (715 metres). Chieri  Turin, Italy The city dates back to roman times, but it was in the medieval period that Chieri had his time of glory. The layout of the city still today, with its narrow, winding streets, is reminiscent of urban medieval structure. La FIAT Corso Dante, Turin, Italy This walk visits all the places which have played a fundamental part in the story of this industry which is so strongly linked to the life of Turin. Things to do Superga
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via Giardino, 35, Turin, Italy 
Piazza Maria Ausiliatrice, 9, Turin, Italy
Via Santa Teresa, 5, Turin, Italy
Strada Basilica di Superga, 73, Turin, Italy
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