Tour of Turin from May 31 to June 2: Discover the city among history, art and gastronomy. Visit the Egyptian Museum, the Mole Antonelliana, the Royal Palace and the Basilica of Superga, while enjoying Piedmontese cuisine and enjoying breathtaking views. A unique experience combining culture, nature and tradition!
Program 3 days/2 nights (our available date May 31/June 2)
Day 1: Destination Turin: Arrival and visit to the Mole Antonelliana and the Egyptian Museum.
Meeting of participants at a place to be determined and departure by coach to Turin
Free lunch along the way. Arrival in Turin in the early afternoon. After check-in, the group will be ready to start discovering the city.
Visit to the Egyptian Museum Our tour begins with a guided tour of the Egyptian Museum, one of the most important collections of Egyptian antiquities in the world. During the visit, we will explore historical artifacts including mummies, sarcophagi statues and everyday objects that tell the story of life in ancient Egypt. Your expert guide will lead you through the various spaces of the museum, delving into the history of the Pharaonic dynasties and the religious practices that marked this great civilization. Don’t miss the statue of Ramses II and the Book of the Dead.
Walk in Piazza Castello
In the late afternoon, we will continue with a walk in Piazza Castello, the beating heart of Turin. The square is surrounded by historic buildings such as Palazzo Madama, a fascinating mix of medieval and Baroque styles, and the Church of San Lorenzo, a masterpiece of Turin Baroque. As you stroll through the surrounding streets, you will also admire the elegant shopping streets and historic cafes.
Typical Piedmontese Dinner
In the evening, we will move to a typical restaurant for a dinner celebrating the flavors of Piedmontese cuisine. You will enjoy traditional dishes such as vitello tonnato, agnolotti del plin (stuffed ravioli) and bagna càuda, accompanied by a good Barolo. The meal will end with a typical dessert, such as hazelnut cake.
Return to the hotel, overnight stay
Day 2: Turin : History, Art and Panorama
Visit to the Royal Palace and the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
After breakfast, we will begin our second day with a guided tour of the Royal Palace of Turin, the residence of the Savoy family, where we will explore the magnificent royal rooms and the Royal Gardens, a symbol of the splendor of the Savoy dynasty. Inside the adjacent cathedral, we will also visit the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, famous for housing the Holy Shroud, although not on public display, the visit will still be interesting to understand its historical and religious value.
Cinema Museum and Mole Antonelliana – Free lunch
In the afternoon, we will head to the Mole Antonelliana, a symbol of Turin and home to the National Cinema Museum. The museum tells the story of cinema, from the birth of the seventh art to the most modern innovations. The visit concludes with a scenic climb to the top of the Mole, from which there are spectacular views of the city and the surrounding Alps.
Basilica of Superga and breathtaking views
In the late afternoon, we will take a trip to Superga, a hill that offers unparalleled views of Turin. We will visit the Basilica of Superga, famous for its impressive Baroque architecture, and the Pantheon of the Savoy family, where members of the dynasty are buried. The panoramic view of the city and surrounding mountains is simply breathtaking.
Panoramic Dinner
We will end the day with dinner at a restaurant offering panoramic views of Turin, where we will enjoy traditional Piedmontese dishes, perhaps accompanied by a selection of local wines.
Return to the hotel, overnight stay
Day 3: Tradition around Turin
Royal Gardens and Valentino Park
After breakfast, we begin with a visit to the Royal Gardens, a charming Italian-style garden adjacent to the Royal Palace. Walking among the fountains and ancient trees, we will discover the beauty of these historic gardens. We will continue our walk in Valentino Park, the largest public park in the city, which stretches along the banks of the Po River. Here you will also find the Valentino Castle, one of the most beautiful buildings in the city.
Lunch at a masseria near Turin
For lunch, we will move to a typical Piedmontese masseria, where we will have the opportunity to enjoy authentic dishes such as tajarin (thin tagliatelle) with meat sauce, carne cruda (a traditional raw beef dish) lunch will be accompanied by local wines.
In the afternoon after lunch, depart for return to their locations, with arrival expected late in the evening
Note: program adaptable and modifiable according to your needs and based on your departure locations
