Highlights:
Palazzo Madama, National Museum of Cinema, Torino Cathedral, Palatine Towers, Palazzo di Citta
Meeting Point: Piazza Castello at the Palazzo Madama (details provided in automatic confirmation email)
Tour Duration: 3 hours
Group Tour Time: 9 AM
Private Tour Time: Your choice
Entrance Fees: None
When you think about the first capital of a unified Italy you can only imagine the fruitful history such a city has to offer. Our tour offers you the opportunity to come and discover the first capital of the Kingdom of Italy (1861-1865). Let our guide take you to the Torino Cathedral dedicated to St. John the Baptist where you may gaze at the famous Shroud of Turin, considered by many to be the cloth that Jesus Christ's crucified body was draped for burial.
Home of the first solid chocolate; learn of the city's CioccolaTñ, a two week chocolate festival, held annually. Discover the National Museum of Cinema, the tallest museum in the world. See the Palatine Towers, among the best-preserved remains of the Roman civilization in northern Italy. And visit the historical and architectural buildings of the legendary city. Discover why Turin was host of the 2006 Winter Olympics and is considered by many to be Italy's most elegant big city.
When you think about the first capital of a unified Italy you can only imagine the fruitful history such a city has to offer. Our tour offers you the opportunity to come and discover the first capital of the Kingdom of Italy (1861-1865). Let our guide take you to the Torino Cathedral dedicated to St. John the Baptist where you may gaze at the famous Shroud of Turin, considered by many to be the cloth that Jesus Christ's crucified body was draped for burial.
