Panoramas
Viewpoints
The Alps on the horizon, the Po valley below — these are the spots where Turin's extraordinary geography comes into full view.
Superga Basilica Viewpoint
At 672 metres, the terrace of the Superga Basilica offers the most celebrated panorama in Turin — the entire Po plain stretching to the south, the Alpine arc from Monte Rosa to the Maritime Alps curving around to the north.
Monte dei Cappuccini
A small wooded hill rising directly from the banks of the Po, just steps from the city centre. The terrace beside the Cappuccini church offers a classic panoramic view of Turin's roofline, the Mole Antonelliana and the Alps beyond.
Mole Antonelliana Panoramic Lift
A glass lift shoots up the spine of Turin's most iconic building, delivering visitors to the rooftop terrace 85 metres above the city. The 360° view takes in the entire urban grid, the hills and the mountain backdrop.
Intesa SanPaolo Skyscraper
The Intesa SanPaolo skyscraper is the third-tallest building in Turin. At 167.25 metres, it stands just behind the skyscraper of Lingotto and the Mole Antonelliana in height. It serves as the office of more than 2,000 employees of the most important Italian bank and includes leisure facilities that are accessible to everyone.
Villa della Regina Terraces
The baroque terraced gardens of the Savoy royal villa cascade down the hillside with the city spread out below. A quieter, more intimate viewpoint favoured by locals over the more visited Superga.