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Spacious suites with kitchenettes right in the centre; elegant and quiet building.
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Clean rooms and studios; hearty breakfast and easy access to Rebaudengo station.
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Stylish suites with kitchenettes and a lovely courtyard; great breakfast and location.
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Functional, spotless rooms; decent breakfast and multilingual staff.
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Private and shared rooms with bathrooms; young vibe, large common areas and handy location.
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Practical apartment near Porta Susa; equipped kitchen and easy walking access to the centre.
View deal on BookingTurin is one of Italy's most underrated cities. Capital of Piedmont and the country's first unified capital, it combines imposing Baroque architecture with a creative, contemporary energy that surprises first-time visitors. Its long arcaded avenues, monumental squares and 19th-century historic cafés create an atmosphere that is both elegant and relaxed.
Turin is also a very comfortable city for travellers: public transport is efficient, prices are more affordable than in Rome or Milan, and Piedmontese cuisine is one of the richest in Italy, with vermouth, bagna cauda, agnolotti and the famous chocolate taking centre stage.
The Mole Antonelliana is the symbol of the city: an extraordinary building housing the National Cinema Museum, one of the most visited in Italy. From its dome there are spectacular panoramic views over Turin and the Alps. Piazza Castello is the historic heart, surrounded by royal palaces and the Teatro Regio.
The Egyptian Museum of Turin is the second most important in the world after Cairo's, with a collection unrivalled outside Egypt. Parco del Valentino, on the banks of the Po, is the city's green lung and a perfect place for a walk. And the Porta Palazzo market, the largest open-air market in Europe, is a must-see any morning.
At night, the San Salvario neighbourhood is the liveliest gastronomy and cultural hub, with international restaurants, aperitivo bars and alternative cultural spaces.
Turin blends classic elegance with industrial heritage. From historic cafés and arcaded squares to the Egyptian Museum and the Cinema Museum, the city offers culture, Piedmontese cuisine and efficient transport.
Don't miss the Mole Antonelliana, Parco del Valentino, Piazza Castello and Porta Palazzo Market. By night, San Salvario comes alive with restaurants and bars.
There are direct flights from many European cities to Turin Caselle Airport, about 16 km from the centre. From the airport, a direct bus (Sadem) reaches Porta Nuova station in around 40 minutes. You can also arrive by high-speed train from Milan in just 45 minutes.
Once in the city, the metro, tram and buses cover the entire urban area. Most of the recommended stays are well connected to the main lines, making it easy to get around without a car.
All recommended stays are in strategic areas of Turin, near the historic centre, public transport and top sights. Perfect for exploring on foot or by transit.
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