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Savoy residences

The royal residences built by the House of Savoy in Turin and Piedmont are a must-see for anyone wishing to discover the region’s history and architecture. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, they include some of Northern Italy’s most iconic landmarks, such as the Royal Palace of Turin, Palazzo Madama, and the impressive Reggia di Venaria Reale, renowned for its magnificent gardens and elegant reception rooms.


Other highlights include Palazzo Carignano, home to Italy’s first Parliament, the Castello del Valentino, and Villa della Regina, located on a hill with spectacular views over the city. Exploring these residences offers a fascinating insight into the artistic, cultural and political legacy of the Savoy dynasty, one of the most influential families in Italian history.
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Museums

•    The Egyptian Museum: Renowned for having the second largest collection of Egyptian art in the world, second only to that of Cairo, this museum houses over 30,000 pieces from the Egyptian civilization, dating from 4000 BC to the 5th-6th centuries AD.
•    Museum of Ancient Art: This museum features impressive collections from Manuel Filiberto of Savoy and archaeological discoveries related to ancient Piedmont and Turin. 
•    The Savoy Gallery: A stunning collection of art and historical artifacts that highlight the legacy of the Savoy dynasty.
•    National Museum of the Mountains: This museum celebrates the relationship between humanity and the mountains, offering insights into the natural beauty and cultural significance of the Alpine regions.
•    Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile: A fascinating museum dedicated to the history of automobiles, showcasing a vast collection of vehicles and exploring the evolution of automotive design and technology.
•    National Museum of the Italian Risorgimento: This museum focuses on the history of Italy’s unification, providing an in-depth look at the events and figures that shaped modern Italy.
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Historic centre of Turin

The Piazza Castello serves as the heart of Turin and is the city’s second-largest square. This vibrant area is surrounded by magnificent palaces, including the Palazzo Madama and the Royal Palace, as well as several fascinating museums. Here, you can immerse yourself in the city's rich history and architectural beauty.


The largest square in Turin, Piazza Vittorio Veneto, is a lively hub filled with restaurants, cafes, and pubs, making it a perfect spot for dining and socialising while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere.


A standout landmark in the historic centre is the Mole Antonelliana, an iconic symbol of the city. Originally constructed as a synagogue, it was once the tallest brick building in the world. In the 20th century, it underwent renovations to reinforce its structure, altering its original brickwork appearance. For several years, it was the tallest building in Turin, and today it houses the National Museum of Cinema.
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Torino Outlet Village

Torino Outlet Village is a premier shopping destination featuring 90 stores offering a wide range of both national and international brands. Shoppers can enjoy impressive discounts ranging from 30% to 70% throughout the year, making it a perfect spot for those looking for great deals on high-quality merchandise.


Shuttle Service: For added convenience, a shuttle service is available, with the nearest stop located near Porta Susa Station, making it easy to reach the outlet from your hotel or other locations in the city.


Exclusive Discounts: Our guests can take advantage of an exclusive offer. By presenting a brochure at the information point within the outlet, customers can receive a card that grants an additional 10% discount on top of the already discounted prices (exclusions apply).


For more details and to plan your visit, check out the following link: Torino Outlet Village