• Piazza C.L.N - Nestled in the heart of Turin’s historic center, Piazza CLN greets visitors with its graceful simplicity and the renowned twin fountains symbolizing the Po and Dora Riparia rivers, iconic to the city. The square, with its rationalist allure, maintains a quiet and dignified ambiance, enhanced by its closeness to Piazza San Carlo. It serves as a perfect starting point to discover the genuine essence of Turin, where history and daily life seamlessly merge.
• Piazza San Carlo - Known as the “living room of Turin,” Piazza San Carlo is among Italy’s most sophisticated squares. Surrounded by elegant arcades and historic cafes like Caffè Torino and Caffè San Carlo, it is the social and cultural hub of the city. At its center stands the equestrian statue of Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy, a symbol of Turin’s royal heritage. Here, one can experience timeless elegance amidst baroque facades, gentle conversations, and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee.
• Galleria San Federico - A gem of Turin’s Art Nouveau architecture, Galleria San Federico captivates with its glass and wrought iron ceiling, gentle lighting, and historic shops. Walking through its halls is like stepping back in time, surrounded by vintage cinemas, exquisite stores, and elegant architectural details. It is a cherished gallery among the people of Turin, reflecting the city’s elegant and reserved nature.
• Piazza Carignano - Piazza Carignano is steeped in Turin’s rich history, dominated by the grand brick facade of Palazzo Carignano, a Baroque masterpiece by Guarino Guarini. It was here that the first King of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele II, was born, and the first Parliament of the Kingdom of Italy was housed. Today, it is a place where history and architectural beauty intertwine, offering a vibrant narrative of Turin’s identity.
• Mole Antonelliana - The iconic symbol of Turin, the Mole Antonelliana rises majestically above the cityscape, with its spire seemingly reaching for the sky. Viewed from the outside, it showcases its architectural magnificence and the visionary boldness of Alessandro Antonelli, who designed it in the nineteenth century. A marvel of engineering and beauty, now home to the National Cinema Museum, the Mole embodies the innovative and creative spirit of the city.

• Certified tourist guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Food and drink
• Tips and personal expenses
• Anything not expressly stated in the inclusions

Discover Turin, a city that beautifully blends royal history, elegance, and modernity, on a day tour from Milan via the Italo train in first class.

Upon arrival, meet a certified Tour Guide and embark on a stroll through the most charming squares and alleys in the city center, uncovering the art and traditions of Turin. Begin at Piazza CLN with its historic twin fountains, then proceed to Piazza San Carlo, known as the “living room of Turin,” featuring elegant arcades and the equestrian monument of Emanuele Filiberto. Pass through the sophisticated Galleria San Federico to reach Piazza Carignano, where the grand palace narrates the city’s political history. Throughout the journey, the Guide will reveal authentic views and hidden gems, showcasing the true essence of Turin.

This itinerary is ideal for those wishing to experience the city in a single day, offering comfort, culture, and a hint of royal charm.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.