Essential Free Tour Turin

Discover the rich history and cultural excellence of Turin, one of the oldest and most vibrant cities in Italy!
Visit iconic landmarks such as the Palatine Gate, Piazza Carlo Felice, and the Mole Antonelliana with a local guide.
Understand why Turin is a paradise for foodies as you take a relaxing stroll through the old city.

FAQ

Turin is not only one of the oldest cities in Italy, with a history stretching back to Roman times, but it also served as the first capital of the Kingdom of Italy and has long been known for its cultural excellence, which continues to this day. Doesn't this sound like an exciting place to explore? If you want to discover the best of Italy, come and take a journey through the centuries with the most comprehensive Free Guided Tour of Turin’s historic center. From ancient Roman ruins like the Palatine Gate to contemporary masterpieces like the Mole Antonelliana, this tour has something for everyone. Not only will you get to experience the beauty and history of Turin first-hand, but you'll also learn about the vibrant cultural life of the city and how in recent years it has become known as a culinary destination – especially thanks to its famous chocolate products!

The Essential Free Tour of Turin will take you on a journey along some of the most traditional streets and squares in this charming city. Some of the highlights include Piazza Carlo Felice, Piazza CLN, Piazza San Carlo or Via Roma, one of the city’s oldest streets that is still filled with plenty to see today such as churches and galleries. Next stop is Quadrilatero Romano (the place where Torino's history began) and the Old City. The old city of Turin is full of charm and beauty, with original Roman remains, ancient streets, traditional eateries and some of the best examples of Baroque architecture in Italy, like Palazzo Madama. And as you explore Turin’s city center, you'll also find some amazing food! From local specialties like tajarin (a type of pasta) to traditional Italian gelato, and Piedmont chocolate treats such as gianduiotto and truffle.

After visiting Turin Cathedral, your expert guide will also take you to highlights such as Piazza Castello and Via Po – two wonderfully avenues where you can feel the vibrancy of Italian lifestyle. Most tours will end around the Mole Antonelliana – an iconic landmark constructed in 1889 by Alessandro Antonelli and now serving as home to the National Cinema Museum. This massive tower dominates the landscape of the city and it is a perfect place to take group selfies before you continue your trip! Taking part in a free walking tour gives visitors an opportunity to discover more about Turin without breaking the bank! Not only do they provide an interesting introduction to Italian culture and history and showcase its most famous monuments, they are also a great way of making new friends while getting familiar with new surroundings! Book your seat today and come explore Turin from a local perspective.