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Lively and elegant, always on the move, Turin is incredibly a city surrounded by greenery, with more than 300 km of tree-lined boulevards and countless parks: gently leaning against the hills and embraced by the course of the Po River, it owes much of its charm to its enchanting geographical location at the foot of the western Alpine arc.
Turin is an aristocratic "old lady" more than two thousand years old, whose vestiges can still be seen in the main monuments, streets, squares and underground...an old lady reborn from her own ashes more dynamic, innovative and modern than ever but still proud of her great past.
The first Capital of Italy invites you to discover its ancient and modern history, Royal Residences, palaces and museums, parks and tree-lined avenues, river and heights, historic restaurants and cafes, long arcaded streets and multi-ethnic neighborhoods, major events and the many small pleasures that have always made it unique, balanced between rational Roman urban planning, the measured pageantry of Piedmontese Baroque and the originality of modern and contemporary architecture.
Turin should be discovered step by step, even by walking through streets and squares with your nose to the sky, and above all experienced.
That is why there are some things absolutely "to do," "to see," and "to taste."
Lively and elegant, always on the move, Turin is incredibly a city surrounded by greenery, with over 300 km of tree-lined avenues and countless parks: gently leaning against the hills and embraced by the river Po, it owes much of its charm to its enchanting geographical position at the foot of the western Alps.
Turin is an aristocratic "old lady" of more than two thousand years, whose vestiges are still visible in the main monuments, streets, squares and underground ... an old lady reborn from her own ashes more dynamic, innovative and modern than ever but always proud of her great past.
The first capital of Italy invites you to discover its ancient and modern history, the Royal Residences, the palaces and museums, the parks and tree-lined avenues, the river and the hills, the historic restaurants and cafes, the long arcaded streets and neighborhoods multiethnic, the big events and the many small pleasures that have always made it unique, in balance between the Roman urban planning, the measured splendor of the Piedmontese baroque and the originality of modern and contemporary architecture.
Turin must be discovered step by step, even by walking through str