Turin Italy 3 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Historic Turin

  • Morning: Start your day with a hearty Italian breakfast at Pasticceria Alfonso, located in the historic center. Then, visit the iconic Mole Antonelliana, a national monument and home to the National Museum of Cinema. Don’t miss the panoramic lift ride for stunning city views.

  • Afternoon: Head to Piazza Castello and explore the Royal Palace (Palazzo Reale) and the beautiful Chiesa di San Carlo, both architectural masterpieces. Grab lunch at Bicerin Caffè, famous for its traditional Bicerin drink and savory dishes.

  • Evening: Visit the enchanting Piazza Vittorio Veneto and enjoy an aperitivo at one of the many bars lining the square. For dinner, try Osteria del Ristorante al Solferino, serving traditional Piedmontese cuisine.

  • Accommodation: Stay in the heart of Turin at the luxurious and historic Grand Hotel Sitea or the contemporary and stylish NH Collection Torino Piazza Vittorio.

Day 2: Art, Culture, and Foodie Delights

  • Morning: Start with breakfast at your hotel. Visit the Reggia di Venaria Reale, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore its magnificent gardens and art collections.

  • Afternoon: Head to Lingotto Fiere area and visit the Fiat Museum, showcasing the history of Italy’s famous car brand. Lunch can be enjoyed at Osteria del Bosco or Enoteca Slow Food, both offering excellent Piedmontese dishes.

  • Evening: Visit the enchanting Porta Palazzo Market for local produce, street food, and souvenirs. For dinner, head to Ristorante del Cambio at the Galleria Subalpina, where you can savor traditional dishes in a historic setting.

  • Accommodation: Stay at your hotel or explore other options in Turin.

Day 3: Nature and Relaxation

  • Morning: After breakfast, take a day trip to the beautiful Hill Towns of Langhe and Roero, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore medieval villages like Barolo and La Morra, taste local wines, and enjoy breathtaking landscapes.

  • Afternoon: Return to Turin and relax at one of its many parks or gardens, such as Parco del Valentino or Parco della Guazzella. Alternatively, you can shop in the trendy districts of Via Giuseppe Verdi or Via Garibaldi.

  • Evening: Have a farewell dinner at Osteria del Rifugio, offering Piedmontese specialties in a cozy atmosphere.

  • Transportation: Turin has an extensive public transportation system, including trams, buses, and the underground metro. A 3-day travel pass is a convenient option for sightseeing. Taxis are also widely available. For day trips, consider hiring a car or joining organized tours.

Tips:

  • Italian is the official language, but many locals speak English, especially in tourist areas.
  • Remember to tip around 10% in restaurants.
  • Respect local customs and dress appropriately when visiting churches and museums.
  • Enjoy your trip to Turin!