Turin, Italy
Boat Trips
Turin, Italy
Boat Trips
All Boat Tours
Best Things To Do
1. Visit Piazza Castello
Immerse yourself in Turin’s vibrant atmosphere at Piazza Castello, where you can enjoy events like the Christmas market and people-watching at the numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants nearby.
2. Ride the Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
Explore Turin’s attractions with ease on a hop-on-hop-off bus, designed to take you to key sights. Take advantage of the multilingual audio guide for an informative experience.
3. Zoom Torino
Discover a world of animals at Zoom Torino, an animal sanctuary with a diverse range of species. While it’s a family-friendly destination, be aware that prices are relatively high compared to other local attractions.
4. Visit the Alps
Enjoy a mountainous adventure in the nearby Italian Alps, with numerous hiking opportunities just an hour away from Turin. You can also take a train from the city centre to Susa.
5. Day Trips
Explore the beautiful Lake Orta, charming town of Alba, or even venture to Milan on captivating day trips from Turin.
6. Visit Turin's Museums
Don’t miss Turin’s outstanding museums, including the Cinema Museum and the Egyptian Museum, which offer captivating insights into various aspects of history and culture.
7. Tour Underground Turin
Delve into the ancient tunnels filled with history beneath Turin on a unique and historically rich underground tour.
8. Stroll in Parco del Valentino
Find tranquility in the Parco del Valentino, a peaceful park offering leisurely walks and the enchanting medieval castle nestled within.
9. Explore the Royal Palace
Explore the opulent Royal Palace to step back in time to the 16th century and gain a glimpse into royal life. Don’t forget to explore the royal museum within.
10. Watch a Football Game
Experience the passion of Turin’s football culture by attending a match featuring local teams Juventus and Torino, a perfect way to connect with the local scene.
Best Things To Do
1. Visit Piazza Castello
Immerse yourself in Turin’s vibrant atmosphere at Piazza Castello, where you can enjoy events like the Christmas market and people-watching at the numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants nearby.
To enjoy Piazza Castello to the fullest, consider visiting during the evening when the square comes alive with local entertainment and a captivating ambiance.
2. Ride the Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
Explore Turin’s attractions with ease on a hop-on-hop-off bus, designed to take you to key sights. Take advantage of the multilingual audio guide for an informative experience.
Purchase your hop-on-hop-off bus tickets online in advance to secure your spot and potentially enjoy discounts.
3. Zoom Torino
Discover a world of animals at Zoom Torino, an animal sanctuary with a diverse range of species. While it’s a family-friendly destination, be aware that prices are relatively high compared to other local attractions.
Check for combo tickets that include admission to Zoom Torino and other attractions in Turin to save on overall costs.
4. Visit the Alps
Enjoy a mountainous adventure in the nearby Italian Alps, with numerous hiking opportunities just an hour away from Turin. You can also take a train from the city centre to Susa.
Plan your hiking trip in advance, and ensure you have appropriate gear and clothing for mountainous terrain.
5. Day Trips
Explore the beautiful Lake Orta, charming town of Alba, or even venture to Milan on captivating day trips from Turin.
Look for guided day tours that provide insights and history about the places you visit for a more enriching experience.
6. Visit Turin's Museums
Don’t miss Turin’s outstanding museums, including the Cinema Museum and the Egyptian Museum, which offer captivating insights into various aspects of history and culture.
Some museums in Turin offer free admission on certain days or times, so check schedules to maximize savings.
7. Tour Underground Turin
Delve into the ancient tunnels filled with history beneath Turin on a unique and historically rich underground tour.
Wear comfortable shoes with good traction as the underground tunnels may have uneven surfaces.
8. Stroll in Parco del Valentino
Find tranquility in the Parco del Valentino, a peaceful park offering leisurely walks and the enchanting medieval castle nestled within.
Bring a picnic or snacks to enjoy in the park, and consider renting a bicycle for a more extensive exploration.
9. Explore the Royal Palace
Explore the opulent Royal Palace to step back in time to the 16th century and gain a glimpse into royal life. Don’t forget to explore the royal museum within.
Guided tours are available, providing in-depth historical context and stories about the palace and its former residents.
10. Watch a Football Game
Experience the passion of Turin’s football culture by attending a match featuring local teams Juventus and Torino, a perfect way to connect with the local scene.
Purchase your football match tickets well in advance, especially for high-demand games, to secure your spot in the stadium.
Top Tips
1.
Turin+Piemonte Card
Unlock free access to numerous museums and attractions in the city with this essential card.
2.
Turin’s Year-Round Appeal
Turin offers a year-round experience, from enchanting Christmas markets and winter sports to pleasant summers with excellent hiking opportunities.
3.
Turin’s Unspoiled Charm
With fewer tourists, Turin retains its authentic Italian charm, although accommodations may be limited.
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Ideal City Break
Turin is perfect for a short city break, but plan for 2-3 days of activities, after which you can explore the nearby Alps or move on to other destinations.
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Safety in Turin
Turin is generally safe, but exercise caution around Porta Nuova at night, as the train station area is considered less secure.
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Central Accommodation
Staying in Turin’s centre allows you to maximize your city experience, as most attractions are within easy reach.
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Book Ahead
Some Turin museums and attractions require advance booking, so plan your visits accordingly.
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Card-Friendly Turin
Unlike many Italian cities, Turin widely accepts card payments, reducing the need for cash.
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Ordering Coffee
When ordering coffee, be specific – “latte” means warm milk, so request a “caffè latte” for coffee with milk.
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Respectful Dress for Churches
Remember to dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees, when visiting Turin’s churches to adhere to the dress code.