Things To Do
Museo Nazionale del Cinema - National Museum of Cinema
Housed inside Torino's most famous landmark, the Mole Antonelliana, this immersive museum traces the history of cinema through interactive exhibits, film sets, props, and panoramic views from the glass elevator to the top of the tower.
QC Termetorino
For those looking to relax, we recommend booking a day at this spa. A day pass includes access to the spa and outdoor pool.
Museo Egizio - Egyptian Museum
One of the world’s most important collections of ancient Egyptian artefacts outside Cairo, with remarkably preserved statues, tombs, papyri, and everyday objects spanning thousands of years.
Basilica of Superga
Perched on a hill, this grand 18th-century basilica offers sweeping views of the Alps and city. Train lovers - we highly recommend taking the old school train up to Superga from Stazione Sassi.
Parco del Valentino
Riverside park along the Po is ideal for walks with gardens, cafés, and scenic views throughout. Inside the park is Borgo Medievale, a medieval castle.
Pinacoteca Agnelli/La Pista 500
This unique rooftop, once a car test track for Fiat, now boasts the largest botanical garden in Europe, as well as a small contemporary art space.
Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile
Italy’s car capital, you cannot talk about Torino without acknowledging its industrial heritage. This museum explores the history of the automobile through vintage vehicles, racing cars, futuristic prototypes, and interactive exhibits.
Palazzo Reale di Torino - Royal Palace
The former royal residence of the House of Savoy, featuring lavish apartments, armouries, gardens, and some of the most important royal collections in Italy.