On the other side of Piazza Castello, where the towers of the Palazzo Madama are located, you can see the First World War mermorial, in tribute to Emanuele Filiberto, 2nd Duke of Aosta. There are numerous gelateria (ice cream shops) around the square and in the nearby streets. In summer, this square is also popular for its refreshing water jets or as a great place to enjoy a good Italian ice cream. You simply can’t miss it during your stay in Turin, as it’s where some of the must-see monuments like the palazzo Madama or the Palazzo Reale are located. Let’s start with the famous Piazza Castello square and the historical monuments surrounding it.

You can buy the 2 days card hereand the 3 days card there. This card isn’t a “skip the line” ticket. If you visit your first museum on Monday at 2 pm., you can use the card until 2pm on Thursday for a 3-day card. The card’s validity time will begin the first time you will use it. As museum entrance fees are all around 10€, it was really worth it, as I didn’t have to pay a single euro for all the visits I did! They will grant you access to almost all cultural sites free of charge and to promotional offers for some of them.

You’re traveling in Italy? These articles will help you!īefore starting my list of the top things to see in Turin, I’ll give you THE best tip to visit the city and save money: purchase the Torino + Piemonte card.ĭepending on the duration of your stay in Turin, you can choose the 1, 2, 3 or 5 days version.

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