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Turin holidays offer a fascinating blend of history, culture, gastronomy and outdoor activities. Among the attractions, visitors will find Baroque palaces, grand castles and iconic landmarks including the towering Mole Antonelliana monument (the world's tallest unreinforced brick building). The city has over 40 museums, a host of theatres and excellent galleries showcasing its artistic and cultural offerings, not to mention delectable dining, even judging by Italy’s lofty standards.
There’s so much to see and do on a Turin holiday, here are a few of our favourites:
A host of iconic attractions are crammed into Turin’s immensely walkable centre. Admire beautiful buildings and visit cultural attractions like the Palazzo Reale, a former royal palace that now serves as a museum.
Turin is famous for its food. Sample local delicacies such as bagna cauda, a warm dip made with garlic and anchovies, and agnolotti, a type of pasta filled with meat or vegetables. The city is also considered the chocolate capital of Italy, so be sure to try some during your trip.
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, Turin is ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing and cycling.
Turin is a shopper’s paradise, with local markets and boutiques offering a wide range of products, from handmade crafts to designer fashion.
Turin hosts festivals and events throughout the year, including the Turin International Book Fair, the Turin Film Festival, and the Chocolate Festival.
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