Turin, the capital of Piedmont and the first capital of the Kingdom of Italy, is a vibrant center of education, art, tourism, culture, and science. Nestled in a vast plain, the city is crossed by four rivers: the Po, Dora Riparia, Stura di Lanzo, and Sangone. The Po River flows through the city, with Turin’s historic center located on its left bank. Encircled by the towering Alps, some reaching 4,000 meters, Turin enjoys a direct connection to France through the Susa Valley.

If you have time to explore beyond the city center, we highly recommend visiting the National Automobile Museum and the Basilica of Superga. The Automobile Museum is easily accessible by bus from the Castle of Valentino, while the Basilica of Superga can be reached from the city center or railway stations via public transportation.

Our journey begins in Piazza Castello, Turin’s main square, surrounded by remarkable landmarks waiting to be discovered. Enjoy your visit!