What to do near Alpignano, TO

Preceptory of St. Anthony of Ranverso

The Abbey, located on the Via Francigena that crosses the Susa Valley connecting France, is a celebrated example of Gothic architecture. Here also ancient hospital that cured the "Fire of St. Anthony."

MAU - Museum of Urban Art in Turin

Street art becomes a museum

Drosso Castle. A Wonder to be Saved

Uninhabited for decades, today it is for sale--who knows, maybe it can be restored to its former glory

MAcA - Museum A for Environment

Do, play, learn

Stupinigi Natural Park

Among golden fields and leafy woods

The Stupinigi Concentric

The beautiful farming village designed by Juvarra

Porta Palazzo markets: voices and flavors at 360 degrees

From the historic Clock Canopy to the contemporary Central Market.

The Hunting Lodge of Stupinigi

Between art and nature, worldliness and countryside, an extraordinary jewel of Piedmontese Baroque

The Palatine Gate

A vestige of Roman architecture dating back to the 1st century B.C., it is now included, along with the nearby theater, in the Archaeological Park inaugurated in 2006 for the Winter Olympics.

Don't miss the streetcar

From the earliest animal-powered vehicles to modern high-powered electric motors, the streetcar has characterized urban landscapes. It's great to ride an old streetcar, restored and in service again.

Carignano Square and the Luxemburg International Bookstore

In the Turin that could not be more Savoyard, one enters this place of nonconformist culture that has seen the passage of great names in literature.

Mausoleum of the "Bela Rosin"

Dedicated to Rosa Vercellana, known to the people of Turin as "Bela Rosin," Vittorio Emanuele II's morganatic lover and wife, it was erected to enshrine her mortal remains. Today it is an exhibition space.