Turin: what to see and where to eat
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Things to see

Georgius LXXXIX at Italian Wikipedia / Public domain
Museo Egizio
ancient Egyptian art and history museum in Turin, Italy
Getting there Bertola, about 3 min on foot

Mole Antonelliana
major landmark building in Turin, Italy
Getting there Palazzo Nuovo, about 2 min on foot

Turin Cathedral
church building in Turin, Italy
Getting there Duomo - Musei Reali, about 2 min on foot

Basilica of Superga
church in the vicinity of Turin, Italy
Getting there Stazione di Superga (Basilica), about 2 min on foot


Palazzina di caccia of Stupinigi
residence of the Royal House of Savoy
Getting there Torino, about 13 min on foot

Palazzo Madama and Casaforte degli Acaja, Turin
palace in Turin, Italy
Getting there Castello, about 1 min on foot

Palazzo Carignano
historical building in the centre of Turin, Italy
Getting there Castello, about 2 min on foot

Tiziano Photography / CC BY-SA 3.0
Palace of Venaria
former royal residence in Italy
Getting there Venaria Reale Reggia, about 15 min on foot


Castello del Valentino
historical building in the centre of Turin, Italy
Getting there Valentino, about 1 min on foot

Places to eat
A Casa Ponte
Food: italian
Al gufo bianco
Food: regional
Alla lettera
Food: pizza
Antico Ristorante Porto di Savona
Food: italian, regional
Au Lapin Agile
Food: pizza
Augusto - Ristorante Pizzeria
Food: regional, italian, seafood, pizza, italian pizza
BiFrò - La Bistecca Frollata
Food: steak house
CALAVERA
Food: mexican
Caffè Gelateria Fiorio
Food: ice cream, coffee shop
Cantine Barbaroux
Food: regional
Catullo - Ristorante Pizzeria
Food: pizza, international, seafood, steak house
Contesto Alimentare
Food: regional
Convitto Café
Food: italian
Duca Centodue
Food: italian
Eataly Lagrange
Food: italian
Il Convivio del Queendici
Food: pizza
Il Picchio
Food: fish, pizza, seafood
Kirkuk Kaffé
Food: turkish
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