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Internazionale33 27 5 1 86 2 
Milan33 21 6 6 69 3 
Juventus33 18 10 5 64 4 
Bologna33 17 11 5 62 5 
Roma34 18 7 9 61 6 
Atalanta32 16 6 10 54 7 
Lazio33 16 4 13 52 8 
Napoli33 13 10 10 49 9 
Fiorentina32 13 8 11 47 10 
Torino33 11 13 9 46 11 
Monza33 11 10 12 43 12 
Genoa33 9 12 12 39 13 
Lecce33 8 11 14 35 14 
Cagliari33 7 11 15 32 15 
Verona33 7 10 16 31 16 
Empoli33 8 7 18 31 17 
Udinese34 4 16 14 28 18 
Frosinone33 6 10 17 28 19 
Sassuolo33 6 8 19 26 20 
Salernitana33 2 9 22 15 Turin ( / tjʊəˈrɪn, ˈtjʊərɪn / ture-IN, TURE-in, [3] Italian: Torino, Italian: [toˈriːno] ⓘ) [4] is a city and an important business and cultural centre in Northern Italy. It is the capital city of Piedmont and of the Metropolitan City of Turin, and was the first Italian capital from 1861 to 1865. The city is mainly on the western ...
Torino Contact Centre +39.011.535181 - E-mail: contact@turismotorino.org P.Iva/ Cod.Fis: 07401840017 - REA di Torino: 890093 - Capitale sociale di € 835.000 Operators' register
- Spend A Day Museum-Hopping
- Perfect The Turinese Art of Aperitivi
- Explore Cinematic Turin
- Share The City’S Love Affair with Chocolate
- Live The Good Life on Piazza Castello
- Unearth Slow Food at The Terre Madre Festival
- Tap Into Turin’s Art and Music Scene
- Enjoy Views and A Cocktail in Italy’s Highest Bar
- See How Savoy Kings Lived at A Flurry of Royal Residences
- Shop Vintage and Design in The Quadrilatero Romano
Few Italian cities sport such a varied portfolio of museums – there really is oneto suit every taste and interest. Turin’s blockbuster Museo Egiziois among the world’s best when it comes to anthropomorphic coffins, animal mummies and other priceless artifacts from Ancient Egypt. The Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento Italiano suits anyone interested ...
The early-evening aperitivo (aperitif) crawl is a golden opportunity to taste exceptional wine from Piedmont and sample savory delicacies such as acciughe al verde (anchovies in pea-green, garlic-parsley sauce) or carne cruda al’Albese (raw beef) while finding yourself in neighborhoodsyou might not otherwise frequent. Favorite addresses to hobnob w...
A visit to the superlative Museo Nazionale del Cinema– a firm family favorite – is not just about watching silent movies, overdosing on looping virtual-reality films and learning about Turin’s fascinating movie-making heritage. As engaging as the evocative and well-curated exhibits is the museum building: the eclectic, spire-capped tower of Mole An...
Cioccolato (chocolate) is this city’s lifeblood, and family-run chocolate makers have been hard at work in Turin for centuries – there is no point resisting. Bicerin, the city’s signature cream-topped chocolate-coffee hot drink, has been a reason to flock to elegantCaffè Al Bicerin since 1763. Turin’s favorite contemporary chocolatier, Guido Gobino...
Nowhere does the heady pulse of la dolce vita make itself felt as fiercely as on Piazza Castello, the city’s central square and heart of Savoy from the 16th to 18th centuries. Framed on all sides by grandiose buildings cocooning palace museums, cafes, and the city’s opera house, the square is a hub of cultural life and the epitome of Turin elegance...
As the capital of the region where Italy’s Slow Food movement was born, it’s natural that Turin should host one of the world’s largest food and wine fairs: Slow Food’s biennial Terre Madre, next up in September 2024, and subsequent even-numbered years. One-day passes unlock a banquet of fascinating epicurean encounters, from artisan tastings with T...
It's no surprise that Turin is part of UNESCO's Creative Cities Network: deep-dive into the city’s pivotal contemporary art scene at Officine Grandi Riparazioni. The experimental cultural and innovation hub resides in a regenerated train depot, constructed in red brick between 1885 and 1895 near Porta Susa and Porta Nuova train stations. Catching t...
Dizzying views of the city and its Alpine amphitheater laid out around your feet unfold from the 37th floor of the city’s lofty Intesa Sanpaolo skyscraper – a striking, glass-and-steel work of contemporary architecture, designed by celebrity Italian architect Renzo Piano as the headquarters of the Intesa Sanpaolo banking group. Its crowning glory i...
Turin has six royal residences in the city center alone, all with lavish interiors, priceless artworks and tapestries, and occasional museum collections. Find medieval-to-modern decorative arts in Palazzo Madama; a top-drawer history museum exploring the city’s role in the Risorgimento (Italian Unification) at Palazzo Carignano; and dazzling Greek ...
While the city’s elegant porticoes on the main street of Via Roma squirrel away chic boutiques of all the big fashion houses, Quadrilatero Romano is the neighborhood for upmarket vintage and fashionable pieces by young designers. Make your shopping spree memorable by booking a lunch table well in advance at Consorzio. Bargain hunters can follow urb...
Feb 1, 2024 · 36 Hours in Turin, Italy. With the Alps as a background, Turin, Italy’s fourth-largest city, is elegant, photogenic and rich with history. Grand squares and former royal palaces abound in this ...
May 9, 2022 · Turin is a top city to catch a soccer game. Local allegiances are split between the city’s two teams: Juventus, aka la Vecchia Signora (the Old Lady), an aristocrat of the European game and serial winner of Italy’s Serie A; and Torino, a scrappy mid-table team known locally as il Toro (the Bull). Check the clubs’ websites for ticketing ...
Apr 17, 2024 · Turin, city, capital of Torino provincia and of Piemonte (Piedmont) regione, northwestern Italy. It is located on the Po River near its junction with the Sangone, Dora Riparia, and Stura di Lanzo rivers. The original settlement of Taurisia, founded by the Taurini, was partly destroyed by the Carthaginian invader Hannibal in 218 bce.
Torino. Lively and elegant, always on the move, incredibly, Torino is a city immersed in greenery, with over 300 km of tree-lined avenues and countless parks: gently leaning against the hills and embraced by the Po, it owes much of its charm to its enchanting geographical position at the foot of the western Alps.
