Things to do in Turin
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Turin: Street Food & Wine Tour with Michelin Chef★ 4.97 (407) · 4h 15m
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Turin: Gourmet Food Tour with Wine Tastings & Local Dishes★ 4.91 (194) · 3h 30m
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Turin: Small-Group Walking Tour with Highlights & Stories★ 4.88 (292) · 2h
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Egyptian Museum Turin: 2-Hour Guided Tour with Mummies & Treasures★ 4.81 (180) · 2h€ 59View ›
Turin: City Bike Tour Past Mole Antonelliana & Egyptian Museum★ 4.88 (168) · 3h 30m€ 39View ›
Turin: Royal Palace Skip-the-Line Tour & Savoy Stories★ 4.82 (162) · 1h 30m€ 49View ›
Turin: Piedmont Wine Tasting Class & Sommelier Insights★ 4.96 (151) · 1h 40m€ 47View ›
Turin E-Bike Tour: City Center to Monte dei Cappuccini Viewpoint★ 4.96 (119) · 3h€ 45View ›
Turin: Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line & Guided Tour★ 4.85 (117) · 2h€ 49View ›
Turin: Sweet & Chocolate Walking Food Tour with Tastings★ 4.75 (106) · 2h 30m€ 52View ›Lowest price (10)
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: 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: 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.
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.
Turin: Underground Tunnels & WWII Shelters Guided TourYou descend 50 feet into Turin's underground network with a local guide, moving through eighteenth-century royal ice cellars, ancient tunnels, and a preserved WWII air raid shelter. The tour takes about two hours, includes all entry fees, and ends back at street level. Bring comfortable shoes and be ready for stairs and narrow passages.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Turin beyond the surface-level sights and don't mind stairs and confined spaces — the underground passages are what make the city's survival stories real instead of just words in a guidebook.
Turin Egyptian Museum: Skip-the-Line Guided Tour, Small GroupYou’ll follow a passionate local guide through Turin’s Egyptian Museum on this small group tour with skip-the-line entry. See Kha’s ancient tomb, marvel at preserved food from millennia ago, and pause inside the Ellesija Temple as sunlight spills over stone. The stories—and silences—you’ll share might stick with you long after you leave.
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.
Royal Palace and Shroud Chapel tour Turin: With local guideA guided tour of Turin's Royal Palace and the Chapel of the Holy Shroud with a local guide and entrance tickets included. You walk through the throne room, reception halls and Royal Armory of the Savoy dynasty's seat, then climb to the Guarini Chapel—a baroque masterpiece rebuilt after a 1997 fire—where you look down into Turin Cathedral and the sealed case holding the Shroud, though it remains not visible. The tour runs 1.5 to 2 hours; the guide speaks English, Italian or French; the Cathedral itself is viewable only during its open hours and outside of Mass times.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free morning and want to understand the rooms and objects themselves rather than just walk through them—a local guide who knows Turin turns the Palace from a list of rooms into a story about the dynasty that ruled from them. The fixed schedule and included tickets mean you don't arrange anything; you show up and the day unfolds.
Chocolate & Sweets of Turin: Small-Group Tasting TourA small-group chocolate and sweets tasting tour in Turin led by a local food expert, visiting the city's finest chocolate makers and confectioners. Groups stay between 2 and 8 travelers, and the tour includes tastings of pralines, artisanal gelato, local coffee and regional sweet specialties. The guide conducts the tour in English or Italian, and you'll cover about 1.2 km on foot through Turin's historic centre.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste Turin's chocolate heritage in a small group—groups stay between 2 and 8 people, so you get the guide's full attention and room to linger over each tasting without the pace of a larger tour.
