Turin Vibes
48 Hours

Piazza Castello & Musei Reali

The Royal Heart of the City

Start your journey in Piazza Castello, the historic and symbolic center of Turin. This is where the city's royal identity immediately comes to life, surrounded by elegant architecture and centuries of history.

Before leaving the area, look for the curious sculpture known as "Columbus' Finger", one of Turin's most unusual hidden details.

Teatro Regio, Mole Antonelliana & Eco Installation

Cinema, Design & Contemporary Energy

Continue toward the elegant Teatro Regio, Turin's historic opera house, before passing through the intimate and artistic Piazzetta Mollino, dedicated to one of Turin's most visionary designers. Soon you'll reach the iconic Mole Antonelliana, Turin's unmistakable symbol and home of the National Cinema Museum.

Aperitivo, Gran Madre & the Po

Piazza Vittorio & the Riverside Lifestyle

Walking downhill, you'll enter the enormous Piazza Vittorio Veneto, one of Europe's largest squares and one of Turin's main social hubs. Students, aperitivo culture, elegant cafés and riverside energy create a completely different atmosphere from the royal center.

Also stop at Poncif for some local shopping.

Monte dei Cappuccini Panoramic Viewpoint

Turin from Above

From Gran Madre, walk uphill to Monte dei Cappuccini, one of the best panoramic viewpoints in the city. From here, Turin reveals its true beauty: the Mole Antonelliana rising above the rooftops, the Alps surrounding the horizon and the Po River cutting through the city. Especially around sunset, this is one of Turin's most unforgettable spots.

Valentino, Borgo Medievale & Murazzi

Green Spaces, Medieval Atmosphere & Nightlife

Continue toward the elegant Parco del Valentino, Turin's historic riverside park. Inside the park, explore the charming Borgo Medievale, a recreated medieval village that feels almost disconnected from the modern city.

Via Roma, Galleria San Federico & Piazza San Carlo

Turin's Elegant Side

Begin your second day along the refined Via Roma, Turin's grand boulevard lined with arcades, boutiques and elegant architecture. Step inside the beautiful Galleria San Federico before arriving in the magnificent Piazza San Carlo, often called "the living room of Turin."

Museo Egizio

The Egyptian Soul of Turin

One of Turin's greatest surprises is the extraordinary Museo Egizio, considered among the most important Egyptian museums in the world outside Egypt. Its collection of statues, temples, papyri and mummies transforms a visit into a journey through thousands of years of ancient civilization.

Even travelers who are not usually museum lovers are often impressed by the scale and atmosphere of this place.

Palazzo Carignano, Galleria Subalpina & Baratti

Italian History, Cafés & Hidden Galleries

Continue toward Palazzo Carignano, one of Turin's architectural masterpieces and home of the Museo del Risorgimento. This area perfectly captures Turin's intellectual and aristocratic identity.

Duomo, Holy Shroud & Quadrilatero Romano

Sacred Turin & the Historic Roman Quarter

Pass by the historic Cinema Romano before reaching the Duomo di San Giovanni Battista, home of the Holy Shroud. Finish your 48-hour experience inside the atmospheric Quadrilatero Romano, Turin's oldest district.

Once the Roman heart of the city, today it is a maze of narrow streets filled with wine bars, restaurants, hidden piazzas and vibrant nightlife — the perfect final chapter of Turin: historic, authentic, social and full of energy.