Torino should absolutely be on your Italy bucket list. This often overlooked city is in fact the original capital of the Kingdom of Italy, the birthplace of espresso, aperitivo, and gianduja chocolate, plus home to timeless companies like FIAT and Lavazza. Located in the northwest of Italy, just below the Alps, the city just doesn’t seem to get the attention it deserves.
Follow our self-guided tour to experience 24 hours in Turin and make the most of the city. Surrounded by lush green hills and snow-capped Alps in the distance, Turin will greet you with the smell of fresh coffee roasting and decadent chocolate, while the streets are filled with elegant boutiques, antique bookshops, and intriguing art galleries. It may be a fairly small city, but there is so much to see in Turin. Here’s how to make the most of 24 hours in Turin.
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