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Your Turin Holiday
Well known for its rich history and cultural experiences, Turin is a perfect getaway destination. Book one of our Turin holiday packages and uncover all that this lively city has to offer. If a sightseeing tour is on the to-do list during your trip to Turin, swing by big attractions like Allianz Stadium, Mole Antonelliana and Turin Royal Palace. Don't put off exploring this city any longer. Your ultimate Turin holiday is a few clicks away with Expedia.
Turin's Historic Centre captivates visitors with exceptional Baroque architecture and ancient Roman ruins. The pedestrian-friendly district houses world-class museums like the Egyptian Museum and Cinema Museum in the iconic Mole Antonelliana. Turin's royal past shines through the opulent Royal Palace and Turin Palazzo Madama. Walk under elegant porticoes along Via Roma to reach stunning Piazza Castello. Traditional Piedmontese trattorias serve local specialities while historic cafés offer Turin's famous bicerin coffee. With major metro stations and both Turin Porta Susa and Porta Nuova nearby, exploring this cultural heart of Turin couldn't be easier.
San Salvario buzzes with hip energy and multicultural spirit in Turin. This once-working-class district now boasts lively bars along Via Baretti where aperitivo culture thrives. Historic sites like a synagogue, Protestant Waldensian church, and Catholic church create a unique interfaith triangle. The area connects easily to Turin via Marconi, Nizza, and Dante metro stations. Stroll through Parco del Valentino along the Po River or explore cultural gems like Valentino Castle. Evenings come alive with golden light on cobblestones as conversations blend Italian and international voices.
Turin's artsy Vanchiglia district blends authentic Italian character with bohemian energy. This riverside area boasts the iconic Mole Antonelliana and National Cinema Museum. Traditional trattorias share cobblestone streets with independent galleries and trendy cafés. Explore Teatro della Caduta or stroll along the Po River's tree-lined paths. University of Turin adds youthful energy to the area's creative scene. Despite growing popularity, Vanchiglia maintains its local charm with area piazzas and a relaxed atmosphere.
Elegant Crocetta stands as one of Turin's most prestigious districts. Art Nouveau buildings line tree-lined streets where sophisticated locals stroll past high-end boutiques. The area offers a refined atmosphere away from tourist crowds. Nearby GAM provides cultural enrichment for art enthusiasts. Visitors appreciate the balance of upscale amenities and authentic Italian charm. Re Umberto and Vinzaglio metro stations connect you easily to Turin's highlights. The historic Polytechnic University campus adds scholarly character to this residential haven where quiet cafes and wine bars showcase excellent Piemontese cuisine.
This fascinating area of Turin is best known for its spectacular Lingotto Building, a Fiat factory turned entertainment center featured in the movie The Italian Job.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Turin
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Allianz Stadium
9.2/10 (590 reviews)
Allianz Stadium offers an intimate football experience with seats just 7.5 metres from the pitch. Explore the Juventus Museum's interactive exhibits or book a behind-the-scenes tour to access player locker rooms.
Cheer on the local team with hordes of passionate fans at a soccer stadium that has decades of history, a museum dedicated to sport and informative tours of the arena.
Home to one of the world's largest Egyptian collections outside Egypt, Museo Egizio houses over 37,000 ancient artefacts. Explore the intact tomb of Kha and Merit or marvel at the Turin King List in this historic museum.
Turin's historic heart pulses around Piazza Castello, where elegant palaces and Teatro Regio showcase royal heritage. Enjoy a cappuccino while absorbing the grand architecture framing this magnificent square.
Known as "Turin's Drawing Room," Piazza San Carlo features elegant Baroque architecture and twin churches from the 17th century. Enjoy historic cafés beneath the porticoes while admiring the iconic equestrian statue.
Turin's iconic Mole Antonelliana houses the National Museum of Cinema within its distinctive spire. Ascend the panoramic lift through the building's hollow core for breathtaking 360-degree views of the city and Alps.
The Renaissance Turin Cathedral houses the revered Chapel of the Holy Shroud, a masterpiece by Guarino Guarini. Admire the elegant white marble and Baroque decorations while experiencing its spiritual significance.
Italy's largest indoor arena, Pala Alpitour captivates with exceptional acoustics and modern architecture. Arrive early for major concerts and sporting events to fully appreciate this Turin entertainment landmark.
"Overall a good experience,location amazing, staff on the whole friendly but a few things needed attention
Bathroom Sink was not clean on arrival wiped ourselves first day but after that spotless also had to request non slip mat for shower in bath which should be standard
Lovely room but seam of wallpaper had come away just need pasting down
Fabulous breakfast with very attentive staff would recommend overall good experience in the hotel"
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Turin offers a delightful blend of adventure and culture, perfect for a vacation filled with sports and sightseeing. You can enjoy thrilling ski trips at local resorts, alongside a variety of city tours that explore the rich heritage and vibrant shopping scene. Whether you're hitting the slopes or indulging in excellent retail therapy, Turin promises an exciting escape for every traveller.
Shopping
In Turin, visit the Torino Outlet Village for great deals in a lively atmosphere. Eataly offers a delightful selection of Italian delicacies, while Bennet Shopping Centre combines shopping with entertainment, making it perfect for families. Enjoy a vibrant shopping experience in these fantastic locations.
Recreation
Experience the thrilling atmosphere of Allianz Stadium, where you can soak up the sports vibes. Then, glide across the ice at Lingotto Fiere for an adventurous ice skating session. Lastly, visit the Planetarium and Astronomical Observatory of Pino Torinese for an entertaining family outing under the stars.
Adventure
Experience Acqua Joy, a thrilling waterpark in Turin, featuring exhilarating slides and family-friendly attractions. For outdoor enthusiasts, La Strada dell'Assietta offers stunning trails perfect for hiking and exploring the picturesque landscapes of the region. Alternatively, Jolly Club, located 37.0km from Turin, promises more water fun and entertainment.
Nightlife
Turin's nightlife is vibrant, with a mix of lively bars and clubs. Visit the trendy Caffè al Bicerin for exquisite coffee and desserts, or head to Club 75 for a dance-filled night. Don't miss the atmospheric Murazzi, lined with riverside bars perfect for a late-night aperitivo.
Find the best attractions in Turin
Turin offers a fantastic blend of sports, adventure, and cultural experiences, making it an ideal destination for travellers. Explore historic landmarks such as the Turin Royal Palace and the Cathedral, or discover the enigmatic Turin Shroud. Don't miss the vibrant piazzas and the stunning views from the Turin Eye, ensuring a delightful family-friendly city experience. With its rich history and diverse attractions, Turin is perfect for those seeking adventure and culture alike.
Egyptian Museum Torino: Renowned as one of the most significant collections of ancient Egyptian artefacts outside Cairo, this museum offers an immersive journey through history. With over 30,000 pieces, it showcases exquisite sculptures, mummies, and everyday objects that reveal the richness of Egyptian culture and rituals.
Mole Antonelliana: A symbol of Turin, this stunning building boasts a striking dome and offers breathtaking panoramic views from its viewing platform. Originally conceived as a synagogue, its architectural elegance and cultural significance make it a must-see landmark.
Piazza San Carlo: Often referred to as the 'Turin's Living Room', this elegant square is lined with beautiful baroque architecture and charming cafes. It serves as a vibrant social hub, perfect for soaking up the local atmosphere and enjoying a leisurely espresso.
Best time to go to Turin
The best time to visit Turin can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Turin falls in July, when visitor numbers are slightly high and weather is sunny with light rain. The coolest average temperature in Turin falls in January, visitor numbers are slightly low and weather is mostly sunny with light rain.
Tips to save on your trip to Turin
Take advantage of package deals on Expedia and combine flights, hotels, or car rentals for a convenient and cost-effective trip to Turin.
Consider traveling during the off-peak season (typically January to February and August) for more affordable package holidays to Turin.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I book my Turin holiday with Expedia?
With exceptional-value flights, car hire and accommodation choices all in one convenient place, Expedia makes booking your Turin holiday simple. Moreover, we can help you bundle your bookings into a package holiday so you can get even more savings. Choose from fantastic retreats, add flights and/or a car hire (and maybe even some exciting activities!) and land incredible prices. Need to cancel? Expedia has a flexible cancellation policy for many reservations. To find out more, make your way to our Customer Service Portal link.
When is the best time of year to holiday in Turin?
Into sightseeing but don't like crowds? Plan your Turin trip for December, January and February. Typically, it's a lot quieter than in August, September and October. To get an idea of the type of weather to expect, the daytime average temperature in January, the coolest month in Turin, is 2ºC. The warmest month here is July, when temperatures reach around 23ºC.
Creating your own Turin holiday with Expedia is a great way to save. We offer more than 400 air carriers and 321,000 properties around the world. With such a wonderful range to pick from, you'll have no difficulty putting together your next dream escape. Learn more about how you can save money on your next holiday when you book a flight and hotel together with Expedia.
What are the best neighbourhoods to stay in when on holiday in Turin?
If you want to discover what makes Turin so popular, San Salvario is an excellent place to start. From this area, it's easy to access Valentino Park and Valentino Castle. Another neighbourhood worth considering is Historic Centre. Renowned for Turin Royal Palace and Mole Antonelliana, it's no wonder many travellers book a stay here.
Do I need a visa for my Turin holiday?
Visa requirements for Turin vary depending on your nationality and the reason for your visit. It's best to check official government websites to determine if you need a visa for your trip. Here you'll also find the most up-to-date information, including details about application procedures and any supporting documentation that may be necessary. Research your visa requirements well ahead of time to ensure a hassle-free travel experience. Finally, double-check to see that your passport is valid for a further six months from your planned return date.
What should I wear on my Turin holiday?
Though everyone's style differs, it can help to have some guidelines for what type of clothes to wear on your holiday in Turin. Consider browsing social media before you head off to get inspiration for local fashion trends. Take a look at the weather forecast so you can pack your bags accordingly. The warmest month in Turin is July, with average daily temperatures of 23ºC. If you plan to travel during the coolest month of January, the mercury hovers around 2ºC during the day.
What does an Expedia Turin holiday include?
Hotels, flights and car hires, or any combination of them — you decide! Whether you're visiting Turin with the whole family or travelling by yourself, there's a package to fit your budget and style. Once you've made your booking, why not add on one or two tours or activities? Expedia features many properties, with the most popular in Turin including apartments and private holiday homes. With Expedia, you'll always have the freedom and flexibility to customise your holiday your way.
Does Expedia offer Book Now, Pay Later Turin holidays?
Your bank balance shouldn't get in the way of taking a holiday, so Expedia has devised a solution to help. Now that we've joined forces with online lender Klarna, it's easier than ever to book a fabulous getaway without hurting your hip pocket. Klarna offers flexible payment options during the checkout process that take the worry out of budgeting for your escape. Check out these flexible payment options:
Pay monthly holidays: Klarna offers manageable monthly payment plans that suit all types of budgets, so you can escape on that well-deserved holiday now.
No-deposit holidays: When you come across an awesome deal but your budget doesn't quite go that far, Klarna's no-deposit holiday plan will allow you to Book Now, Pay Later to lock in your getaway.
Can I choose my airline with a Turin Expedia holiday?
You certainly can. Expedia has access to more than 400 partner airlines worldwide, so fly with the carrier that's a good fit for your budget needs.