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Diego

Hello everyone and welcome to Turin, I am Diego.

I love my city and I have decided to create three tours to honour it. By choosing this tour we will focus on the heart of Turin and discover unique places such as the Church of San Lorenzo and the Quadrilatero.

It will take roughly 1 hourd and a half, not including breaks or visits you might take.

The Hearth of Turin

Hello everyone and welcome to Turin, I am Diego.

I love my city and I have decided to create three tours to honour it. By choosing this tour we will focus on the history of Turin, passing through some of the squares and monuments that have made the city’s history.

It will take roughly 1 hour, not including breaks or visits you might take.

The history of Turin

Hello everyone and welcome to Turin, I am Diego.

I love my city and I have decided to create three tours to honour it. By choosing this tour we will move along the banks of the Po and discover the gems that Turin has to offer such as the Mole Antonelliana and the medieval town.

It will take roughly 1 hour and a half, not including breaks or visits you might take.

On the banks of the Po

Turin is the Mole Antonelliana, and the Mole Antonelliana is Turin. Constructed from 1863, it is the main landmark of the city and has to be part of your visit to Turin.

Mole Antonelliana

Located inside the Valentino Park, this stunning garden is a gem of Turin. It was constructed for an exposition to celebrate the 100th year of the unification of Italy.

Giardino Roccioso

Piazza San Carlo is one of the most famous Turin squares and the starting point of one of our Turin walking tours. With its two twin churches and the statute of  Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy, it's perfect to take stunning photos.

Piazza San Carlo

Featuring allegorical marble statues, this 19-th century fountain is a stop of our tours and is located south of the Medieval Village.

Twelve Months Fountain

This is the Medieval Village of Turin, located inside the Valentino Park. Erected in 1884, it resembles a typical 15th-century Piedmontese town. Discover more about it with our tours. 

Medieval Village (Borgo Medievale)

Situated in Piazza Castello and built in 1646, it was a royal residence until 1865. If you have time, you can visit the inside and enjoy its majesty. 

Royal Palace of Turin

The famous Piazza Castello is full of historical monuments surrounding it, including Palazzo Madama and the Royal Palace.

Piazza Castello

Visit this beautiful late-Renaissance-style church situated on a hill overlooking the River Po.

Monte dei Cappuccini

One of the famous historical landmarks of Turin, the Mastio della Cittadella, is what remains of the old fortified medieval city, and it currently hosts a museum. 

Mastio della Cittadella

Built as a tribute to Victor Emmanuele I for his victory over Napoleon, this church represents one of the many points of interest that you can see with our walking tours of Turin.

Church of Gran Madre di Dio

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