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Turin walking tour with audio guide: Monuments at your own paceThis self-guided walking tour of Turin pairs an audio guide and digital written guide in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German with a route through the city's main monuments—the Royal Palace, Mole Antonelliana, Royal Church of San Lorenzo, and the twin piazzas of Castello and San Carlo. You move at your own pace, stop when you want, and get restaurant recommendations from a local along the way. A smartphone with internet connection activates the guide; tickets to individual sites are separate.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to move through Turin's major monuments without waiting for a group or a guide—the audio and written guide let you stop, rewind, read ahead or skip sections entirely. It suits anyone with a smartphone and three to four hours, from solo travelers to families with strollers, and works at whatever pace suits your day.
Turin Private Walking Tour: Highlights with Local GuideA private 2-hour walking tour of Turin's city center led by a local guide who speaks English or Italian. You walk through Piazza San Carlo (the "living room" of Turin), past the Duomo and its chapel holding the Holy Shroud, the Royal Palace of the first king of Italy, and finish on Via Po at the Mole Antonelliana. Children from age 1 are welcome, and the guide adjusts the pace to your group.Is it for me?Choose the English-language option if you want the guide's full commentary without translation pauses, or Italian if that is your language. The private format means the guide adjusts the pace and stops to your group's interests, which works well for families with children or travelers who want to linger at one square instead of moving on schedule.
Sunset Boat Tour with Aperitif in Portofino: Swim in crystal clear watersA 90-minute boat tour departing from Portofino takes you past Santa Margherita Ligure and into Paraggi bay, where you can swim in clear water before anchoring near Portofino's harbor for an aperitif of local wine and appetizers as the sun sets. The captain navigates hidden coves and chooses the anchorage away from boat traffic so the moment stays quiet. A live guide in English or Italian is on board; safety equipment, music, and a sunbathing solarium are included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon or evening and want to sit still on the water instead of rushing between landmarks—the 90 minutes is short enough to squeeze into a packed day, but long enough that you're not watching the clock. Small groups work best here; the boat holds space for friends to stay together without feeling crowded, and the quiet anchorage near Portofino is built for conversation and the moment itself, not for narration.
Portofino snorkeling: Private sunset boat tour with aperitifA private boat tour of the Portofino Marine Reserve that departs from Portofino, Paraggi or nearby towns and takes you to three stops — Paraggi, Portofino village and the bay of San Fruttuoso — where you swim and snorkel as the sun sets. The tour runs two hours, includes snorkeling gear and towels, and ends with an Italian aperitivo platter and champagne or cocktails served onboard. A skipper fluent in English and Italian guides the route.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the Portofino coastline without a crowd — the boat is private, so the pace and the stops are yours, and the aperitivo timing means you're on the water as the light changes instead of watching it from a restaurant table on shore.
Turin: Boeing 737 Flight Simulator 30 Min Pilot ExperienceYou take the captain's seat in a full-scale Boeing 737 cockpit simulator for thirty minutes, with a real pilot guiding you through startup, takeoff, and landing in a scenario you choose — Caribbean, Alaska, or stormy conditions. Two companions can watch from the jump seats. The 220-degree video projection makes it feel like you're actually flying.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious what flying actually feels like without leaving Turin, or for families wanting to give kids a real cockpit experience. Thirty minutes is enough to go through a full flight cycle, and having a professional pilot right there means you're learning actual procedures, not just playing a game.
Acqui Terme: Family cooking class with lunch or dinnerYou’ll step into an Acqui Terme family kitchen to learn hands-on pasta or pizza making with a local guide, then share your meal under the portico with wine and homemade dessert. Expect laughter, stories, countryside views, and recipes you’ll want to try again back home — plus that warm feeling of being welcomed in.
Portofino boat tour from Genoa: Swim and snorkel the coastA private speedboat tour departing from Genoa's old port takes you to Portofino, Camogli and San Fruttuoso in the Portofino Natural Park, where you swim at secluded beaches, snorkel at Punta Chiappa, and visit a historic monastery facing the sea. The skipper navigates; you choose the start time after booking. Snorkeling gear and an inflatable tow board are included; lunch is on your own.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon or morning in Genoa and want to see the coast without renting a car or arranging your own transportation—the boat reaches beaches and the monastery that are unreachable by road, and the skipper handles all the navigation while you swim and snorkel.
Turin: Bike Tour & Holy Shroud, Piazza Castello & ParksYou pedal through Turin's piazzas, palaces, and parks on safe, quiet routes, stopping at Piazza Castello, Valentino Park, the medieval quarter, and the Holy Shroud Chapel. The bicycle is included, the pace suits all fitness levels, and you see how the city actually connects instead of hopping between isolated landmarks. Book if you want to move through Turin without the weight of a full walking tour or the distance of a bus.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to cover more ground than walking allows but stay connected to what they're seeing, and who prefer moving at a human pace through quiet streets over the distance and speed of a bus tour. The flat routes and leisurely rhythm work for all fitness levels, which is what makes a full day of discovery possible without exhaustion.
Turin Egyptian Museum: Guided Tour & Skip-the-Line EntryYou arrive at the museum and skip the entrance queue with a licensed guide who speaks your language. Spend two hours moving through three floors of Egyptian artifacts — from the intact tomb of Kha and Merit to the Gallery of the Kings to the reassembled rock tomb of Ellesiya — without navigating the collection alone. Entry tickets are your cost, but the timed slot and guided access are arranged before you walk in.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Egyptian collections explained without arranging tickets and entry time yourself — the skip-the-line slot and the guide's knowledge are what turn two hours into a coherent story instead of a walk through a crowded museum.
Turin: Casa Martini Tour with Tasting & Factory VisitYou’ll step inside Turin’s Casa Martini with a local guide, wander through its historic gallery and working factory floor, then sample three classic drinks (or a non-alcoholic cocktail if you want). Expect real stories, hands-on moments with botanicals, and a final tasting that lingers long after you leave.
Luci d'Artista City Tour Turin: Light Installations & BicerinLuci d'Artista City Tour is a guided experience through Turin's contemporary light installations, combining a walking tour of the historic center's hidden corners with a panoramic bus ride through the illuminated streets. The tour runs between 1 and 2.5 hours depending on your chosen option, with a live guide speaking Italian, English, and French. You can add a tasting of bicerin—the traditional Turin drink of coffee, chocolate, and milk cream—at Baratti & Milano, the historic café where it originated.Is it for me?Choose the walking tour alone if you have an hour and want to see the installations up close in the alleys and courtyards; add the open bus if you want to see the full scope of the lit streets from above and have the evening free. The bicerin option makes sense if you want to taste the drink where it was invented, rather than at any other café in the city.
Turin Egyptian Museum: Skip-the-Line & Tomb of Kha TourYou arrive at your reserved time and skip the entry line; a licensed guide in your chosen language walks you through three floors of Egyptian artifacts spanning 3,000 years, including the complete, untouched tomb of Kha and Merit — the rarest find in any museum outside Cairo. Entry fees and skip-the-line access are included, and the guide is reachable by WhatsApp before your visit for any questions.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see one of the world's most complete Egyptian tomb collections without spending time in an entry queue — the timed slot is what makes it possible to walk straight in at your chosen hour.
Cooking Demo & 3-Course Dinner in La Spezia at Local HomeA cooking demonstration and three-course dinner at a local cook's home in La Spezia, where you prepare one traditional recipe alongside your host before sitting down to eat. The experience lasts about two and a half hours and includes a seasonal starter, fresh pasta, dessert, and a selection of red and white wines from Ligurian cellars, plus coffee. You choose between the full menu experience or an express option focused on ravioli making.Is it for me?You'll cook alongside a local home cook in their dining room, then sit down together to eat what you've made—an intimate evening with one host and a small group, not a restaurant kitchen or tour bus crowd.
Turin Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou arrive at Turin Caselle, meet your driver at the terminal, and ride directly to your downtown hotel in a private vehicle. The driver tracks your flight, the price is fixed regardless of group size up to eight people, and one bag per traveler is included. Book by providing your flight and hotel details, and you'll have your voucher within a day.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Turin and want to skip the taxi queue and the uncertainty of negotiating a fare — the driver knows your flight, the price is locked in before you land, and you go straight to your hotel without stops or detours.
MAUTO Automobile Museum tour Turin: 170 original carsA private guided tour of Turin's MAUTO Automobile Museum with a small group (max 3 people) and a live English-speaking guide. You walk through the collection of over 170 original cars—Bugatti, Ferrari, Isotta Fraschini and FIAT models—tracing the automobile's development and its central role in Turin's history. Private transportation and snacks are included; museum tickets are separate.Is it for me?Three to four hours leaves room for other stops in Turin or Piedmont the same day, so you can combine the museum with a walk through the city or a meal without the tour consuming the whole afternoon. The small group size and flexible pace mean you're not locked into a rigid schedule.
National Cinema Museum & Mole Antonelliana: Guided Turin tourA 2-hour guided tour of Turin's National Cinema Museum and Mole Antonelliana takes you through film collections and historical artifacts, then up the panoramic lift to the terrace overlooking the city. Your local guide explains the museum's sets and objects, then shares stories about Turin's past as Italy's capital during the Savoy Kingdom. The lift ascent depends on weather; if conditions close it, the visit stays inside the museum.Is it for me?Choose the shared group tour to meet other travelers, or book the private version if you want the guide's attention focused only on you.
Turin: Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line & City Squares Private TourYou walk Turin's main squares and galleries with a local guide for an hour, then enter the Egyptian Museum on a skip-the-line ticket for a dedicated two-hour tour through 300,000 artifacts including mummies, pharaohs, and hieroglyphic treasures. The guide tailors the route to your pace and interests, and you avoid the midday queues that pile up at the entrance. Altogether, a half-day that covers both the city's history and one of Europe's most significant ancient collections.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Egyptian Museum's main highlights without waiting in line and without navigating Turin's layout on your own — the private guide and timed entry are what make both possible in a single afternoon.
Royal Palace of Turin Skip-the-Line Guided TourA guided tour of Turin's Royal Palace with skip-the-line entry, covering the palace interior, Chapel of the Holy Shroud and palace gardens in a small group led by a live guide. The tour runs two hours and you choose between an English-speaking or Italian-speaking guide at checkout.Is it for me?Book the English-language option if you want the guide's full commentary on the palace history and the royal apartments; choose Italian if you speak the language and want to hear the tour as locals do. Either way, the two-hour length means you see the main rooms without the day becoming a full-palace marathon.
La Spezia: Lucca & Leaning Tower of Pisa Shore ExcursionYou board a shuttle at La Spezia cruise port and spend the day in two cities without arranging transport or tickets yourself. In Lucca, an escort guides you past the Torre Guinigi, Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, and San Frediano Church, then leaves you free to explore. In Pisa, you have the run of the Piazza dei Miracoli—the Leaning Tower, Cathedral, Baptistery, and Monumental Cemetery—with optional tower entry and ice cream. The shuttle returns you to the ship on time, which is what makes both cities possible in a single port stop.Is it for me?Book this if you're docked at La Spezia and want to see both Lucca and Pisa without renting a car or navigating trains—the fixed schedule and guaranteed return time are what make two cities possible in a single port day.
Turin National Cinema Museum & Mole Antonelliana: Guided tourA two-hour guided tour of the National Cinema Museum, housed in the Mole Antonelliana, with skip-the-line entry to both the museum and the monument. The museum spirals upward through multiple exhibition levels, tracing cinema from its origins to the present day, and the Mole's elevator takes you to the top for views across Turin and the Alps. A professional guide leads the route in English, Spanish, Italian, French or German.Is it for me?A guided tour suits you if you want the history and context woven in as you move through the collections, and the skip-the-line access means the two hours stay focused on the museum and the view instead of the queue. If you prefer to move at your own pace and linger on particular exhibits, a self-guided ticket would let you do that, though you'd arrange entry separately.
