Location: Province of Turin
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The former Province of Turin (Italian: Provincia di Torino; Piemontese: Provincia ëd Turin; French: Province de Turin) was a province in the Piedmont region of Italy. Its capital was the city of Turin. The province existed until 31 December 2014, when it was replaced by the Metropolitan City of Turin.
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1. 2-Hour Private Turin Walking Tour
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Take part in this tour and be astonished by the unexpected beauty of Turin. Walking among its historical palaces, you'll see the streets, buildings, and attractions that made Turin the first capital of Italy. Discover the signs of Italy's first capit
Inclusions: Private tour, Tour led by an expert guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By Roadtrip4RandN
WOW! There is so much to see that it's overwhelming. Can't imagine doing this without a guide. We started early and was able to see the highlights of the gallery together with our guide's personal insight. The small group together with audio headsets worked out really well.
2. Best of Turin Full Day Guided Tour with Royal Palace, Duomo & Mole Antonelliana
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Spend 6 hours with an expert local guide to discover all the wonders Turin has to offer! Starting from Palazzo Madama, you will first Visit the Royal Palace, the Reinassance building, home of the first king of Italy. Walk through the royal apartments, the Armory and the royal library! Next to the Royal Palace, there is the Duomo, which holds the Holy Shroud since 1578. The inside of the cathedral is areal gem of the Baroque Age, one of the most flourishing times in the Turin area. Continue your visit at the Roman Quadrilateral, get lost in its alleys and reach Piazza San Carlo, the Turin's living room. Then, see the wonderful Galleria Subalpina and walk along Via Po' before end your tour with a funny visit at the Cinema Museum where you will have the opportunity to climb to the top of Mole Antonelliana!
Inclusions: Blue Badge guide, Hotel pickup (selected hotels only), Guaranteed to skip the long lines, Private tour
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By jrb437
The museum is world class; the quality of the material presented and the style of presentation are both of a high order. BUT, the guided tour is in italian language only; no effort is made to provide other languages, even in a recorded format, even English. THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE
3. Turin City Tour
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Luisa, born and always lived in Turin, will lead you to visit with completely new eyes and experience the beauties and savor the sweetnesses of the city. Licensed Professional Tour Guide, graduated with insights in History and Archaeology, History of Art, Degree in Restoration and Conservation of Cultural Heritage; will guide you to the most secret mysteries of the city that pulsates under your feet.
Inclusions: Guided tour by licensed Tour Guide
Exclusions: For asked changes to the tour that require payment of tickets, they are charged to the customer.
Reviewed By ndrybel
Luisa clearly has a passion for history and has an incredible amount of knowledge of Turino. Prepare yourself to be swept away by a lot of Italian history, interesting anekdotes and architectural knowledge. We felt like we owed her more and her pricepoint should be higher (she even exceeded her time to guide us). Highly recommend if you want to learn about the true story of Torino!
4. Turin City of Chocolate: Walking Tour with Delicious Tastings of Local Goodies
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Turin is famous all around the world as the capital of chocolate. Thanks to our tour you will have the chance to taste the different types of chocolates produced in Turin and marvel at its main highlights. You will get to learn all about the manufacture of chocolate by local maitre chocolatier in antique chocolate shops of the historical centre of Turin. Meet your guide in Piazza Castello and start your delicious journey by first sightseeing the Royal Palace and the Duomo cathedral. Your first stop will be at the chocolate shop where the Giandujotto was invented, a delicious hazelnut praline. Then stop at Bicerin, near the Consolata, the café that serves the same name beverage, made with the finest chocolate, milk and coffee. Finally stop in Piazza Carignano where you will taste the first ice cream on a stick, the Pinguino. Share your love of chocolate in this small group tour and take some chocolate back home with you!
Inclusions: Chocolate tastings, Professional guide
Exclusions: Gratuities
5. Guided tour of Turin
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
2-hour walking itinerary to discover the history of Turin's squares, elegant Baroque palaces and historical places. We will visit: Piazza Castello, Piazza San Carlo, Piazza Carignano, the Duomo, which houses the main relic of Christianity: the Shroud of Turin, the real church of San Lorenzo. At the end of the course, a coffee break awaits you to taste the famous Turin's bicherin chocolate drink.
Inclusions: 2-hour walking itinerary
Exclusions: Coffee and/or Tea
Reviewed By MEF99
We stayed for 4 nights, great to become in love with this town. A great city to walk around, explore so many corners, small shops, markets lovely restaurants, bars for a great aperitif! The fresh market is a must for any food lover, it is mind bugling... so much produces to prices you can only cray..... I can not wait for my next trip to Turin!
6. Highlights of Turin Small-Group Walking Tour
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4.9 based on 31 reviews
Explore Turin's city center with a local guide on this 2-hour tour. With a small group of no more than 15 travelers, visit the city's highlights as you hear stories about each monument's history. Walk through the main streets and discover the beautiful Piazza San Carlo, the Porta Palazzo food Market, the largest outdoor market in Europe! You will see the Duomo, which holds the Holy Shroud, and the Royal Palace, home of the first king of Italy. Cross Via Po' to finish off your tour admiring the icon of Turin: the Mole Antonelliana! Visit Turin with a local guide, it's a whole other story!
Inclusions: Local, English-speaking guide
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By 122travisr
First time to Turin and was not disappointed - schedule was perfect, we were able to see authentic markets, eat great pasta at a nice restaurant, and drink some of the amazing local wine (Barolo). Favourite part was the local farmers market where we got to try several cheeses and meats. Highlight as well was the famous chocolate coffee! Very professional and highly recommended.
7. Turin Chocolate Capital Tour: Experience Gianduia & Other Cacao Specialties
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4.7 based on 6 reviews
Turin is the Italian capital of chocolate and if you are a lover of the so-called "black gold", you cannot let this chance slip! Turin’s love affair with chocolate begins in the 16th Century, when ’the food of gods’ was first imported to Italy by Charles V. It immediately became popular amongst the nobility and in royal courts, and a century later the first license was granted to sell to the public. By this time, in Turin, several manufacturing processes had already been tried out, which led, over time, to the creation of the famous Giandujotto, the indulgent Bicerin, and in more modern times, the inimitable spreadable chocolate - Nutella. Led by your local gourmand guide, you will have an unforgettable experience tasting some of the best products in town: Bicerin in the café of the same name, where it was invented; Giandujotto and the pralines of an award-winning master chocolatier and the "Pinguino" ice cream of Pepino!
Inclusions: Chocolate tasting, Local guide, Snacks, Coffee and/or Tea
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By Travellsoloisgreat
Patrizia was a lovely friendly guide. After a visit and enjoying a sweet breakfast treat at the stylish cafe San Carlo, Patricia provided an excellent account of San Carlo’s square and other historical commentary of Torino whilst making our way to Porto Palazzo food market. We relished a variety of cheeses and a glass of wine. The only complaint was it was over so quickly,
8. National Automobile Museum and Open Bus Turin
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4.3 based on 14 reviews
Enjoy Turin and the National Automobile Museum. Thanks to this package you can visit the Mauto museum and the city of Turin with bus Line A + B + C 48h or A+B 24h. Founded in 1932, the National Automobile Museum (MAUTO) is one of the world's most famous technical-scientific museums, with nearly 200 original cars of 80 different brands. Today, thanks to the use of new digital technologies, open and free Wi-Fi network and a dedicated app, Mauto offers historical insights, stock images, vehicles' and body shops' technical sheets which can be consulted, during the visit, through personal smartphones and multimedia kiosks. Reaching Mauto has never been easier, thanks to the City Sightseeing® Turin service, which provides a special stop right in front of the entrance of the Museum.
Inclusions: Open bus, Skip the line tickets to Museo Nazionale dell'Auto
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Transportation to/from attractions
Reviewed By RobbieFPB
Wish we had read the reviews before booking. Palermo is quite small and most the main sights are very central, so you don’t really need a bus tour. However, even if you are not keen on walking, the bus tour will be of little use, as the advertised ‘hop on, hop off, every 20 minutes’ is simply untrue. The bus only arrives every 90 minutes (we lunched in a restaurant next to the stop we alighted from and that was the time gap). In addition, there is no access to a live map for bus arrivals, so you have no idea when the next bus will arrive. In a nutshell, it’s a rip off.
9. Turin Like a Local: Customized Private Tour
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3.8 based on 4 reviews
Get to know the city through the eyes of a passionate local. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it up to the local for an insightful introduction to the city. Make travel about the people you meet not just the places you see.
Inclusions: Local guide ("Lokafyer", Customized private walking tour
Exclusions: Personal expenses, Tips and gratuities (optional), Optional activity costs, Food and drinks, Transportation to/from attractions (It’s a walking tour, car transportation isn’t included)
10. Turin City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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3.2 based on 52 reviews
Experience the perfect introduction to Turin aboard this hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour! You'll see all the beautiful sights of the city in a comfortable and secure environment, with full commentary provided. Discover Turin in an open-top double-decker bus with the opportunity to hop-on and hop-off in 3 Lines whenever you wish, all day long. Tickets are valid for 24 or 48 hours. Download now Sightseeing Experience APP: an easy and practical way to orient yourself, move, visit and discover the city. Inside the APP you find a free walking tour of the center available in Italian and English and an interactive map that shows you the position of the buses in real time, the waiting time at each stop and your position so you can easily reach the nearest stop.
Inclusions: Hop-on hop-off tour, Recorded commentary in 8 languages, Assistance at the Visitor Center City Sightseeing Torino (Piazza Castello/Via Po), Assistance on board, Free Wi-Fi onboard bus, Mobile free App “Sightseeing Experience
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By RobbieFPB
Wish we had read the reviews before booking. Palermo is quite small and most the main sights are very central, so you don’t really need a bus tour. However, even if you are not keen on walking, the bus tour will be of little use, as the advertised ‘hop on, hop off, every 20 minutes’ is simply untrue. The bus only arrives every 90 minutes (we lunched in a restaurant next to the stop we alighted from and that was the time gap). In addition, there is no access to a live map for bus arrivals, so you have no idea when the next bus will arrive. In a nutshell, it’s a rip off.
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