Why visit Turin
Italy's first capital and chocolate capital: elegant arcades, the Egyptian Museum (2nd largest in the world), the Holy Shroud, FIAT history and gateway to the Langhe wine country.
Turin is one of the most authentic places to discover in Piedmont. ItalyGo's curated itinerary planner includes Turin alongside nearby hidden gems, with realistic travel times and seasonal recommendations — building you a personalised route through Piedmont in seconds, completely free.
Top things to do in Turin
- Mole Antonelliana (Cinema Museum)
- Egyptian Museum
- Royal Palace & Royal Library
- Piazza San Carlo
- Cathedral & Shroud Museum
- Lingotto & Pinacoteca Agnelli
- Quadrilatero Romano
- Day trip: Langhe wine region
Turin invented the aperitivo at Caffè Mulassano (1900). Order vermouth here, where Cinzano and Martini were born within 1 km.
How to reach Turin
Turin Caselle airport (TRN) — 30 min by SADEM bus to Porta Nuova station
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Turin?
The best months are April, May, June, September, October, November (truffle season). These periods offer ideal weather, smaller crowds than peak summer, and the most authentic local experience.
How many days do I need in Turin?
Plan for 2 days. ItalyGo can integrate Turin into a full multi-day Piedmont itinerary with nearby hidden gems.
How do I get to Turin?
Turin Caselle airport (TRN) — 30 min by SADEM bus to Porta Nuova station
Is Turin worth visiting?
Turin is one of the highlights of Piedmont. Italy's first capital and chocolate capital: elegant arcades, the Egyptian Museum (2nd largest in the world), the Holy Shroud, FIAT history and gateway to the Langhe wine country. It's included in ItalyGo's curated Piedmont itineraries.
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