Discovering the Basilica di Superga

The beautiful work of Filippo Juvarra, which stands majestically on the homonymous hill of Turin, is undoubtedly one of the attractions not to be missed. After a nature walk of about 1 hour and 30 minutes, starting from Corso Casale near Lungo Po and continuing to Superga, besides admiring the building with its dome in a pronounced late Baroque style, the important works of art and the royal tombs inside, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire Piedmontese capital.

Trail n. 29, from Corso Casale to Superga, length 3.4 km.

A dive into the past at the Reggia di Venaria Reale

La Venaria Reale, with its splendid Royal Palace, a Baroque jewel, is a true architectural masterpiece just ten minutes by car from Turin. Once the residence of the Savoy family, it includes the village around the Royal Palace, the immense front gardens and the owned forest. An unmissable path for lovers of outdoor activities who do not want to forgo a dip in the refinement of bygone times.

Ascend to the Monte dei Cappuccini

Not far from the historic center, on the right bank of the Po River, this enchanting hill rises where the Church of Santa Maria al Monte stands. The view from the Monte’s belvedere is one of the most beautiful in the city, allowing you to glimpse the Turin hills, the Mole, Superga, the Alps, the Gran Madre di Dio church, Valentino Park and much more. Getting there is very easy and green: you can ascend to Monte with a walk of about twenty minutes starting from the magnificent Piazza Vittorio Veneto, crossing the Vittorio Emanuele I bridge.

The Underground Turin Walking Tour

Turin, with its Gothic and Baroque style, besides being a city with a lot to tell for its history and events that have seen it as a protagonist, also hides a mysterious and fascinating side. Through an evening tour lasting about 3 hours that descends to a depth of 15 meters, you can delve into the underground tunnels to visit the 18th-century galleries of the Pietro Micca Museum, the royal ice-houses of Porta Palazzo, the charming ‘Infernotti’ of Baroque palaces, discovering the secrets, stories and curiosities of the city known for its magic par excellence.

A day trip to the Langhe

Perfect for a weekend getaway, the Langhe is a territory waiting to be explored, winding through vineyards spread out as far as the eye can see on the hills. Not only are there sensational views and small villages to visit like Monforte d’Alba and La Morra, but also a true immersion in the typical cuisine of the Piedmontese tradition where truffles and the famous prestigious wines of Barolo and Barbaresco take the lead.