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Hotel Turin Palace
4.8(3,068 reviews)
A charming stay near quiet neighborhoods and cultural spots.
5 min walk from Chiesa di San Lorenzo.
Italy
Turin Travel Guide
The Baroque capital of Piedmont, the birthplace of chocolate and royal palaces.
- Recommended stay
- 3-4 nights
- Best time
- April to June
- Getting around
- Tram, bus, bike, walk
- Book ahead
- Mole Antonelliana tickets
- Best areas
- San Salvario, Quadrilatero
- Rain backup
- Museo Egizio, Museo Nazionale del Cinema
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Turin, known for its rich history and stunning architecture, is a city that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. Visitors can explore royal palaces, enjoy delicious chocolate, and experience vibrant culture.
Interesting facts about Turin
- Turin is home to the world's oldest chocolate shop, Caffè Al Bicerin, established in 1763.
- The Mole Antonelliana, originally intended as a synagogue, is now a symbol of the city and houses the National Museum of Cinema.
- Turin hosted the 2006 Winter Olympics, showcasing its beautiful mountains and innovative architecture.
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Aparthotels
Palazzo Del Carretto - Art Apartments and Guesthouse
4.8(155 reviews)A family-friendly stay in Turin — look for family rooms or connecting options and book early in peak season.
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Loger Confort Residence & Apartments (Torino Centro - Appartamenti - Hotel)
4.7(261 reviews)A family-friendly stay in Turin — look for family rooms or connecting options and book early in peak season.
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Principi di Piemonte
4.7(1,956 reviews)A budget-conscious stay in Turin — compare dorm/private rates and book early in peak season for the best deal.
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Turin by duration
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- 1 day
Quick Tour of Turin
Explore the highlights of Turin including the Mole Antonelliana and Royal Palace.
Open Turin culture guide - 2 days
Cultural Immersion
Delve deeper into Turin's museums and parks, including Museo Egizio and Parco del Valentino.
Open Turin culture guide - 3-4 days
Extended Stay in Turin
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FAQ
Turin travel questions
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What is the best way to get around Turin?+
Public transport including trams and buses is efficient and easy to navigate.
Are there family-friendly activities in Turin?+
Yes, parks like Parco del Valentino and museums like Museo Egizio are great for families.
What is the local cuisine like?+
Turin is known for its rich culinary tradition, including chocolate and regional dishes like Agnolotti.
