
Join a local guide for a 6-hour private tour in Turin. Begin at Palazzo Madama, then visit the Royal Palace, a Renaissance building that was the residence of the first king of Italy. Next, explore the Duomo, known for its Baroque interior. Afterward, wander through the Roman Quadrilateral and reach Piazza San Carlo, often referred to as Turin's living room. Visit the Galleria Subalpina and stroll along Via Po before concluding your tour at the Cinema Museum located in the Mole Antonelliana, a symbol of the city. This experience is suitable for those interested in history and architecture. Note that it is a private tour, and the group size is limited to ensure a personalized experience.
This tour is offered by Torino Tours
Your guide meets you in front of Palazzo Madama to start this full day private tour discovering Turin
In Piazza Castello you will see the Royal Place in front of you
Start discoverng the Royal Palace, with its amazing Apartments. Refined carvings, stuccos, gildings and frescoes adorn the Ballroom and the Throne Room.
Discover the wonderful collection at the Galleria Beaumont. The Armory retains numerous types of weapons and armor, from the Neolithic to the 20th century. Valuable medieval weapons, numerous examples of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, many pieces belonged to the Savoy sovereigns.
The task of designing and creating the Chapel to house the Holy Shroud was entrusted in 1667 to Guarino Guarini, one of the leading architects of Baroque in Piedmont, who concluded the work in 1690. Please note that the Holy Shroud is NOT visible, you will see the Shroud Chapel and the Duomo, where the Shroud is held, but the Shroud itself is closed in a box to protect its preservation status.
After the visit at the Royal Palace, you will do a little walking through the city, reaching Piazza San Carlo, the living room of Turin. This enormous square was very popular among politicians, writers and nobles. You will see the historical cafés, which are there from 1800, where they used to meet.
Walking through Via Po' you will see many arcades that make it very elegant
The Cinema Museum is exhibited inside the Mole Antonellian, the symbol of Turin! Here you will be able to skip the line with your guide and spend around 2 hours having fun with your guide and learning the history of Cinema and some curiosities!
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