2-Hour Private Turin Walking Tour with Piazza Castello and Mole

2 Hours Duration

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About This Tour

This tour brings you to discover the best spots in the city and is perfect if you only have a few hours available. Make the most of your time as you admire the...

Duration: 2 Hours · Tour type: Private · Activity level: Easy · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Not included · Wheelchair access: Yes · City: Turin · Languages: English, Italian, Spanish

Know before you go: Most of the tour is wheelchair accessible, as it takes place on a flat path. There may be 3 to 5 steps to enter some of the places.; The tour runs hail or shine. It takes place mainly outdoors, with a couple of stops indoors. The path is partially covered under the arches.

About Turin

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Turin

Get a local guide to reveal Turin’s regal treasures, from the mythical shroud that hides between its cathedral vaults to the sparkling glaciers and Piedmont wines of the Italian Alps on the horizon.

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What's Included

2-hour guided tour

Not Included

Shopping
Food
Transportation
Museum tickets
Tips (optional) or any other expense not mentioned in the above "what's included" section

Itinerary

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Day 01

Private Walking Tour of Turin's Historic Highlights

The exact itinerary can be customized to fit your interests.We'll visit the beating heart of Turin: Piazza Castello, where you'll admire the exterior of the Royal Palace, Palazzo Madama, and the Church of Saint Lawrence.We'll continue to the Cathedral, home to the Holy Shroud, the most crucial relic for Christians, and we'll see the best-kept Roman Gate in the world. Please note that the Shroud is never on display; it is possible to see where it is kept, but the linen is always covered.Then, we'll follow the steps of the Royal House of Savoy under the elegant arcades, surrounded by baroque architecture, and finish the tour at the prominent landmark, the Mole Antonelliana. We'll visit the beating heart of Turin: Piazza Castello, where you'll admire the exterior of the Royal Palace, Palazzo Madama, and the Church of Saint Lawrence. We'll continue to the Cathedral, home to the Holy Shroud, the most crucial relic for Christians, and we'll see the best-kept Roman Gate in the world. Please note that the Shroud is never on display; it is possible to see where it is kept, but the linen is always covered. Then, we'll follow the steps of the Royal House of Savoy under the elegant arcades, surrounded by baroque architecture, and finish the tour at the prominent landmark, the Mole Antonelliana.