You will meet your local guide in Piazza C.L.N. by the lady's fountain.

Piazza San Carlo is considered the "living room" of Turin. It is known like this because there are numerous cafés where politicians, philosophers and people in general get their coffee.

Piazza Carignano is one of the main squares of Turin.

The Duomo of Turin is one of the most important churches of the city. Right next to it and connected to the church there is a small chapel, where the Holy Shroud is preserved. It is visible to the public only in certain days during the year.

The Royal Palace was the residence of the first king of Italy, of the Savoia family. If you have a chance, don't miss a visit inside. It is truly a beauty with features of the era it was built.

Via Po is a street of Turin where the Mole Antonelliana is located.

The Mole Antonelliana was built to be a synagogue, but then was used as a museum. Today it is the famous Museum of Cinema and from the top you can see a marvellous view of the whole city.

The Roman District is where all the main monuments are located of the Roman era.