Visit the Top 10 places in Turin with Coach Charter Germany - your coach charter company

Turin is the capital of the Piedmont region of northern Italy and is renowned for its refined architecture and cuisine. The Alps are rising in the northwest of the city. Magnificent baroque houses and old cafés line the avenues and magnificent squares of Turin, such as Piazza Castello and Piazza San Carlo. Nearby is the imposing spire of the Mole Antonelliana, a 19th-century tower that houses the National Cinema Museum. 

In fact, Turin has served as Italy's first capital and has been a major cultural and economic center for the country for many years. Located in the north-western part of Italy, Turin is the capital of the Piedmont region and is situated on the River Po. Turin has a population of 892,000 and the largest metropolitan area is expected to have 2,2 million inhabitants. 

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1. Palazzo Reale

The Royal Palace of Turin is a magnificent building built in the 16th century. A resident of Piazza Castello, the Palace plays a central role in Turin and has been a symbol of power for hundreds of years. A straightforward design with a square plan and a central courtyard has been selected – the front façade features white stonework and many small ornate windows that create a stately and official building. 

2. Palazzo Madamea

Turin is packed with extravagant palaces and historic buildings, and Palazzo Madama is the second palace to be located in Piazza Castello. Established in the first century BC, the original palace stood for hundreds of years during the Roman Empire and was extensively revamped and enlarged in the years to come. Originally used as a defensive fortification, it wasn't until the 13th century that the building became a palace. Standing on Castello Square, the palace's front façade features a row of ornate columns and a palisade. 

3. The Antonellian Mole

Perhaps the most distinct building in the whole of Turin, the Mole Antonelliana rises above the skyline and its large, pointed basilica is the emblem of the city. Mole in Italian literally means a monumental building, and this particular mole was built in 1889, even though it looks much older. Originally a Jewish synagogue, the building now houses the National Cinema Museum and is actually the highest museum in the world. At night, the basilica of the building is lit up and serves as a light visible from many areas of the world. A trip to Turin isn't complete. 

4. Turin Egyptian Museum

This wonderful and informative museum is situated between Piazza San Carlo and Piazza Castello in the center of Turin. Dedicated to ancient Egyptian archaeology and history, this museum is a history of dream buffs and features a wide variety of artifacts and displays. The initial collection, created in 1833, was imported from other museums and has been greatly expanded over the years. 

5. San Giovanni Battista Cathedral

The Duomo di Torino, built on the site of three previous churches, is a fine example of the Renaissance architecture that was built in 1491. Located next to the Royal Palace, this church is dedicated to the patron saint of Turin, Giovanni Battista. The front façade is made of white marble and is simple but functional, with attractive steps leading out to Piazza San Giovanni. There is a multitude of architectural features within the cathedral, including some impressive frescoes and marble sculptures of famous religious figures. In reality, a free standing bell tower stands unconnected to the cathedral and can be climbed with a magnificent view of the cathedral. 

6. Shroud of Turin

Many people may have learned of this very important and sacred religious artifact. This religious artifact is a piece of cloth that allegedly bears the image of Jesus of Nazareth and is thought to be his burial shroud. The origins and the identity of the shroud have been debated by historians, scientists and theologians alike, and no definitive story has arisen. The royal chapel of the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist is home to the shroud and is, in itself, very fascinating and fascinating. 

7. Global Museum of Cinema

Located in the magnificent Mole Antonelliana House, this is one of the most visited museums in Italy, thanks to its spectacular exhibits and beautiful buildings. This is the place to be for something about movies and movies! This gigantic collection includes historic cinematic devices such as magic lanterns to a vast stock of film posters, film reels, books and film props and artifacts. Spread over five floors, the museum is divided into different sections, including science fiction and horror. For any film and film lover, this is the ideal place to visit and will give you hours of fun and exploration. 

8. Basilica of the Superga

If you go up to the heights of the Superga Mountains to the east of Turin, you will find the beautiful Basilica di Superga. When you're standing in the middle of Turin, you can look at the mountain and see the Basilica perched on top. Constructed in 1731 and built by Filipo Juvarra, the basilica features a baroque theme and has a stunning orange and white design with many columns and ornate decoration. The main basilica rises over the church and is flanked by two elegant rises, while the interior is highly decorated with a dome that lets a lot of light through a series of arched windows. Don't forget to take a look at the stunning views of Turin and the surrounding countryside. 

9. Valentino Park 

Located on the banks of the Po River, Parco Valentina is the second largest public park in Turin and covers an area of 500,000 m2. Established in 1856, it is the city's first public garden and has gone from strength to strength. Within the park you can find a beautiful Botanical Garden, the Valentino Castle and a recreation of the medieval village. There are also a multitude of walking and cycling paths, open pastures and a great walk along the river. If you're looking for a refreshment or a meal, you can also find a variety of fine cafes and restaurants on the grounds of the park. 

10. Porta Palatina 

One of the many Roman ruins still standing in modern Turin today, the Porta Palatina has acted as the best preserved Roman gateway in the world since the 1st century. Originally, this huge gateway would have served as an access point to the inner city center through the city walls that once surrounded the ancient Turin. Two large circular towers flank the gateway and are decorated with crenulations and the central wall section contains many individual arches. The gateway and towers are located at a distance of 30 m and 26 m respectively. 

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