What to do near Cambiano, TO

Borgo Cornalese

What was life like in the countryside once upon a time? In Borgo Cornalese, the answer can be found among a villa, a small church and a mill, walking in this small world far from the World.

Andezeno onions...stuffed Piedmontese style

How to prepare a delicious dish--good for crying!

Agnelli Art Gallery at Lingotto

In the historic Fiat factory, a unique art exhibition

Mausoleum of the "Bela Rosin"

Dedicated to Rosa Vercellana, known to the people of Turin as "Bela Rosin," Vittorio Emanuele II's morganatic lover and wife, it was erected to enshrine her mortal remains. Today it is an exhibition space.

Carmagnola Spring Fair

One of the longest-running events in Italy

The "Dead Po"

A name ill-suited to the wonder and vitality of the place

Basilica of Superga

The triumph of Piedmontese Baroque from Turin's most striking Belvedere

Engine, cue, action! The National Cinema Museum

The Mole Antonelliana serves as a colossal backdrop for a multimedia collection on the seventh art that is unparalleled in the world

Appointment at the Circle of Readers

In the halls of Palazzo Graneri della Roccia, we meet for bookish passion, but with that hint of worldliness that makes the meeting even more enjoyable

Carignano Square and the Luxemburg International Bookstore

In the Turin that could not be more Savoyard, one enters this place of nonconformist culture that has seen the passage of great names in literature.

The birth of the Easter egg

When religious tradition and and culinary art "merge"

Don't miss the streetcar

From the earliest animal-powered vehicles to modern high-powered electric motors, the streetcar has characterized urban landscapes. It's great to ride an old streetcar, restored and in service again.