Eastward from Turin to Venice
Journey east through Italy, linking Alpine-framed Turin with Milan’s fashion districts and the historic canals of Venice.
Turin, in northern Italy, is a city of regal squares and industrial innovation. The Mole Antonelliana, housing the National Cinema Museum, is a striking landmark, while the Egyptian Museum boasts one of the world’s most extensive collections. Turin’s chocolate and coffee culture, paired with its elegant architecture, make it a sophisticated yet approachable destination.
Neighbourhoods in and around Turin
Holidays by land and sea
Head to the pedestrianised streets of the Quadrilatero Romano, Turin's old Roman quarter, to see buildings dating all the way back to that era. The bars and restaurants come alive here in the evening.
Among Turin’s great galleries, the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo stands out for its focus on contemporary art. Exhibitions feature a fascinating mix of Italian and international artists.
Stroll through Parco del Valentino on the River Po’s west bank. Don’t miss the palace, a grand 17th-century French-style building now home to the university’s architecture faculty.
Take a day trip to the Alps and go hiking in the mountains. The best access by public transport is via train to Bardonecchia, a mountain resort with trails for every ability (and skiing in winter).
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