Plan your stay in Turin

Museo Egizio

The Egyptian Museum in Turin houses one of the world's most important collections dedicated to ancient Egypt, with over 30,000 artifacts including statues, mummies, papyri, and everyday objects. The two-hour guided tour, available in Italian or English, takes visitors on a journey through temples, tombs, and pharaonic civilizations, allowing them to discover the history, art, and mysteries of 4,000 years of Egyptian culture.

National Museum of Cinema & Mole Antonelliana

The National Museum of Cinema, located in the famous Mole Antonelliana, offers guided tours in Italian or English that explore the history of cinema through objects, memorabilia, and iconic sets. The tour includes access to the panoramic elevator, which takes visitors to the top of the Mole, offering a stunning view of the city of Turin.

Reggia di Venaria

The Venaria Reale is an impressive complex located on the outskirts of Turin, comprising an 80,000-square-meter building and 60 hectares of gardens. Considered a masterpiece of Baroque architecture, it was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997 and opened to the public in 2007, after undergoing the largest cultural restoration project in Europe. The guided tour allows visitors to discover its magnificent rooms, such as the Galleria Grande, the Sala di Diana, and the immense complex of the Scuderie Juvarriane.

Historic centre guided tour

A guided tour of Turin's historic center is a 2-hour walking immersion in Baroque architecture, UNESCO royal residences, and historic cafés. The classic itinerary includes Piazza Castello (Royal and Madama Palaces), Via Po, Piazza San Carlo, Piazza Carignano, and the Mole Antonelliana, revealing the history and charm of the House of Savoy.

Main points of interest:

• Piazza Castello: The heart of the city, home to the Royal Palace, Madama Palace, the Regio Theater, and the Church of San Lorenzo.
• Piazza San Carlo: Known as Turin's “salon,” an elegant square with porticoes.
• Via Po e Piazza Vittorio Veneto: Leading to the Po River, with a view of the Gran Madre.
• Piazza Carignano: Palazzo Carignano, seat of the first Italian Parliament, and the Teatro Carignano.
• Zona Romana e Medioevale: Porta Palatina, the Duomo (Holy Shroud) and the Quadrilatero Romano.
• Simboli: The Mole Antonelliana and the elegant shopping streets (Via Roma, Via Lagrange).

Turin Royal Palace

The Royal Museums of Turin offer a guided tour through the historic residences of the Savoy family, including the Royal Palace, the Royal Armory, and the Chapel of the Holy Shroud. The tour allows visitors to admire monumental halls, art collections, and precious furnishings that recount the power and history of the Savoy monarchy in the heart of the city. Guides are available in Italian or English. Next to the Palace are the Royal Gardens, a historic green space in the heart of the city.

Lavazza

The Lavazza Museum offers a multisensory and interactive journey that tells the story of the company and the entire coffee supply chain. Through five thematic areas, the visit engages participants with sounds, images, aromas, and tactile experiences, transforming the museum into an immersive journey through tradition, innovation, and coffee culture.

Casa Martini

A two-hour guided tour at Casa Martini to discover this famous drink. The tour of the Mondo Martini Gallery and the production facility reveals the secrets of Vermouth, thanks to the presence of an expert guide. The visit ends with a tasting of Martini products, allowing you to experience the history and tradition of this famous brand through flavor.