Trip to Turin, Italy

Day 1: Arrival and leisurely exploring

Welcome to Turin! After arriving at the airport or railway station, you can check in to your hotel and take some time to relax or explore the local area. Turin has plenty of delightful cafes and restaurants to suit all tastes, so why not try some of the local cuisine and have a walk around the city center, taking in the bustling atmosphere and admiring the beautiful architecture.

Day 2: City Tour by Foot

Start the day by taking a walking tour of Turin city. The tour will take you through Piazza Castello, one of the most iconic and beautiful squares in the city center. Here, you can see the Royal Palace of Turin and the stunning Palazzo Madama, which is home to the Civic Museum of Ancient Art. The tour continues to the Turin Cathedral, an impressive Gothic cathedral that is believed to house the famous Shroud of Turin.

Day 3: Egyptian Museum and shopping

The Museo Egizio hosts one of the most extensive collections of Egyptian artifacts in the world, so this is a must-see for history buffs. After the museum, take a stroll along Via Roma, one of Turin’s main shopping streets, where you can find many high-end boutiques and luxury brands. Here, you can also stop and try some local coffee at one of Turin’s historic cafes, such as the Lavazza or Baratti & Milano.

Day 4: Serravalle Designer Outlet

If you love shopping, you shouldn’t miss a visit to the Serravalle Designer Outlet, which is located just an hour outside of Turin. The outlet center features more than 180 stores offering discounts up to 70% off on international brands like Armani, Prada, and Versace. In the evening, head back to Turin to enjoy the local food and drink scene.

Day 5: The Venaria Reale Palace and Gardens

On this day, head to Venaria Reale, one of the largest and most beautiful palaces in Europe, located just 10 kilometers from Turin’s city center. This palace was once the residence of the royal family of Savoy and has now been turned into a museum. You can wander through the beautiful halls adorned with frescoes, antique furniture, and works of art. Outside the palace, there are extensive gardens that are perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll.

Day 6: Turin Nightlife

For a great night out in Turin, head to the San Salvario district, which is known for its vibrant nightlife scene. Here, you can find a great selection of bars and pubs, ranging from quiet wine bars to live music venues. For something truly special, book a cocktail-making class to learn how to make your own delicious Italian cocktails from professional mixologists.

Day 7: Final day and departure

On your final day, take some time to explore any remaining local areas or landmarks that you may have missed during your previous days. You can also grab some souvenirs from Turin’s flea markets or local shops. Take a last taste of Turin’s local cuisine and culture before heading to the airport or train station to depart for your next destination.