A taste of the city, summarized in an itinerary between the Baroque and the Po, along the arcades, the Murazzi and the Valentino, with an unexpected density of ancient and modern architecture, memorable places and landscapes dear to the Turinese.
A medieval atmosphere in a modern setting that could be explored behind the façade of Palazzo Madama. A trip behind the scenes of the time.
Castello di Moncalieri - residenze Sabaude
A medieval castle rebuilt over the centuries used as a barracks or royal residence, and inscribed on the UNESCO heritage list.
Fondazione Accorsi Ometto - Museo di Arti Decorative
Il Museo di Arti Decorative ripropone le atmosfere di una dimora nobiliare settecentesca
La nuova sistemazione della ricca collezione d'arte dei Re Savoia, parte del Polo dei Musei Reali
The largest multifunctional centre in the city
A stunning architecture for the new campus of the University's humanistic faculties
Un innovativo contenitore di eventi, versatile e flessibile: realizzato per le Olimpiadi del 2006, quando ospitò le gare di pattinaggio.
Un hotel di design nel cuore antico di Torino
A historical residence in the centre of Turin
Motovelodromo Fausto Coppi Work in Progress
Un antico impianto sportivo oggi tornato in auge grazie al padel.
La Balena di Rifiuti di Porta Palazzo
Un graffito per sensibilizzare sull'inquinamento, una balena fatta di rifiuti che fa riflettere sulla condizione dei nostri mari
The Murazzi, symbol of Turin's nightlife, are the foundations of the city on the Po, like the Venetian ones, a renowned place for walks and floods.
historical Turin flea market
Enclosing outstanding architectures and centuries of history of a kingdom, Piazza Castello is the essence of the city of Turin.
An historic venue for urban celebrations, Piazza San Carlo is known for its architectural value and its important social role
Mercato di Porta Palazzo - Piazza Repubblica
The great caravanserai at the entrance of the ancient city.
The eighteenth-century plan of north-west expansion, conducted by Juvarra, elevates the city to the rank of European capitals.
The oldest part of the most famous commercial street in Turin: a large porticoed street that connects Piazza Castello to Piazza S. Carlo.
A "French passage" for the market
The first baroque design of a district outside the city walls square; from the southern limit up to the Porta Nuova.
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