Turin has two souls: one linked to white magic, the other to evil black magic. Explore them both with a guide during a "magical mystery tour." Begin your tour in Piazza Statuto, the "hearth of darkness." This part of Turin was considered an unlucky area and used as a burial site by the Romans that founded the city. At sunset, drive past scary stone monsters, sinister architecture, unusual statues adorning ancient buildings, and learn about a lesser-known detail of the Duomo, which houses the famous Holy Shroud.

Immerse yourself in a private dining experience at a local's home. You will enjoy an exclusive show cooking and tasting authentic recipes which have been treasured in family cookbooks passed down by authentic Italian "mammas". You can feel the warmth of Italian hospitality, as you connect with local people. A 4-course menu including a starter, pasta, a main course with a side dish, and dessert will be served, with drinks included (water, selection of red and white wines from regional cellars and coffee).

See Turin from a different perspective on a 2-hour historical walking tour by night. Accompanied by a tour guide, you will hear many stories of the noble families as well as the phantoms that walk around the city in the night. Meet the guide in Piazza del Castello and see the Palazzo Reale, passing by the Egyptian Museum on the way. Get your cameras ready, because you will then come across the monumental Mole Antonelliana. Originally conceived as a synagogue, the tower now houses the National Museum of Cinema and is believed to be the tallest museum in the world. Next, your local guide will lead you to the Duomo di Torino (Turin Cathedral), which lies where the theater of the ancient Roman city was located. Learn about the Turin's ancient past while snapping pictures of the city lit by night.

Transform the way you travel and make it as much about the people you meet as the places you see. Get a welcome to Turin from a local resident eager to share all the tips and tricks to help you make the most of your stay. Get familiar with the neighborhood where you are staying and learn about the best places to buy groceries and the easiest ways to get around. Hear about the top things to see and do, customized to your interests so that by the time you say goodbye you will feel more comfortable navigating the city and confident you have all the information you need.

Enjoy stress-free transport from Milan Malpensa Airport to Turin with this one-way bus transfer. Relax on a clean equipped with hand sanitizer, plenty of leg room, and room for all your luggage. Choose a 1-way shuttle service bus from the Milan Malpensa Airport. When you board the bus, meet a friendly member of staff who will help you check in and stow away your luggage. As you ride, admire views of rolling Italian countryside. Catch up with friends or plan your vacation with the WiFi on board and get a break from the Italian summer heat with the air-conditioning onboard. Friendly staff will help customers who use a wheelchair or have limited mobility find the accessible area.

A tour for true connoisseurs of Piedmont delicacies, this will be a dynamic trip to the Langhe region of Italy famous for its exquisite black and precious white truffles. Enjoy the unique beauty of the Piedmont region, including its picturesque woodlands, the lush verdure of its gently rolling hills, backed by the majesty of its snowcapped mountains and the medieval castles that add their own majesty to the landscape. The mountain range sets bounds to an incredible gastronomical heritage. You will taste the best of local cuisine and drink Barbaresco wine in one of the best wineries of the region. This tour will give you the chance to go truffle hunting in Alba, the gastronomical capital of Italy. Truffles grow underground in a symbiotic relationship with the roots of particular trees. During a walk through the woods, truffle experts from Piedmont will explain everything related to this culinary delicacy. The exquisite black truffle is harvested from the end of May until December, while the most expensive and rare – the white truffle – is hunted out between the end of September and December. Enjoy an appetizer with truffle snacks after the hunt before moving on to the main culinary event at lunch in a traditional restaurant with panoramic views of the local vineyards. Meals typical of the Langhe region include: gnocchi (potato dumplings with cheese), white mushroom risotto, tender agnolotti pasta, roasted rabbit with vegetables, veal with Barbaresco wine, homemade ice cream and semifreddo or panna cotta. A sommelier will help you choose the best combination of wine and the dishes you have chosen. After the meal, a wine tasting will be hosted at one of Barbaresco’s famous wineries. The building has belonged to a noble family of marquises since the 18th-century but the family’s own first wine began production in 1973. In a short time, it acquired a world renown as being one of the best producers of Barbaresco wines from its own vineyards, which exclusively grow the nebbiolo grape. A favorable microclimate allows the growth of high-quality grapes even during years in which the harvest is difficult. Recently, the winery has been considerably enlarged and provided with modern equipment for the production of wine of the highest quality standard – DOCG. At the end of the wine trip to the Langhe region, you will see the small but beautiful historical center of the town of Barbaresco, completely surrounded by its famous vineyards. Barbaresco is a place of amazing natural beauty located in the Langhe hills. Admire the panorama of vineyards, woods and medieval fortresses and settlements from any point of view.

Perfect your cocktail-making skills with a cocktail-making lesson at Casa Martini in Turin, led by a Martini ambassador. Learn to prepare two unique cocktails and enjoy a tour of the museums. Arrive early for a visit of the museums, where you can discover 150 years of history. After exploring the museums, your cocktail masterclass begins. Learn to prepare two drinks with an interactive class then sit back and relax as you savor the rewards of your efforts.

This tour shows you the highlights of Turin, capital of the Piedmont region in northwest Italy, with its fascinating history and rich cultural tradition. Art, culture and delicacies are on your route. Fun questions will keep you entertained on this leisurely walk. Turin has much to offer, from cultural attractions to first-class shopping. And the old town is a real treasure full of historic buildings, impressive architecture and picturesque alleys. The tour starts near the main train station on the historic Via Roma and continues through the city's central squares, Piazza San Carlo, surrounded by elegant buildings, and Piazza Castello. The perfect places to enjoy Turin's vibrant life. The Royal Castle of Turin, Palazzo Madama and Palazzo Reale are also located here. Visit the Mercato della Frutta di Porta Palazzo, the largest fresh fruit and vegetable market in the city, and Turin Cathedral, which houses the most famous shrine in Christendom: the Shroud of Turin, From the 167-metre-high top of the Mole Antonelliana tower, Turin's landmark, you have a breathtaking view of the city and the alpine panorama. Here you will also find the Museo Nazionale del Cinema, the largest film museum in Italy. The tour is a great way to get outside and discover new things with family, friends or on your own. It's like being shown Turin by a good friend. Many anecdotes will enrich your walk through the city. You can start the tour at any time and as often as you like in the browser of a smartphone. On site or even from the comfort of your sofa. Enjoy your time in Turin!

The beautiful Baroque palaces and churches on Turin’s Piazza Castello Turin is full of extraordinary stories and larger-than-life characters, but you have to know where to find them. I’m a local and a tour guide, and I’ve been exploring its best squares and palaces – it’s famous piazze and palazzi – for years, and I want to share my passion for local history, culture and food with you. Join me on this adventure in Baroque Turin. We’ll start near the castle-like fortifications of Palazzo Madama and take a lively stroll around the majestic Piazza Castello. There’s also a short excursion to Piazza Carignano, where there are opulent palaces, extravagant churches and other ancient landmarks. You’ll find out: • Where the name Turin comes from • Why Turin is known as a centre for white and black magic • How the Royal Church of Saint Lawrence came to have two churches inside it • Who is the wealthy family behind many of Turin’s most impressive landmarks are • Where to find Turin’s most famous restaurant, which has fed some of Italy’s most illustrious people, along with the historic sweet shops of Piazza Castello and the original ice-cream sandwich Whether it’s your first time in Turin or you’re a curious local, this tour is the perfect way to have a Turin adventure. Please allow up to one hour for the walk. There are plenty of opportunities to stop at cafes, ice cream shops, bars and confectionaries. The tour does not include the entrance fees for any of the sites along the way.

This 8-day cycling tour takes you on a discovery of Piedmont, one of the most beautiful regions in Italy. Depart from Turin and enjoy the special experience of cycling along rivers, through parks, and on cycle paths to many small towns in the region. Admire the spectacular scenery and enjoy the prestigious wines, fantastic food, and delicious chocolate in Piedmont. Day 1: Arrival in Turin Arrive in Turin, the first capital city of Italy. The former industrial city now, after the 2006 Winter Olympics, has revealed itself as a cultural city. With 4 rivers, there are many cycle paths for you to enjoy. Day 2: Turin – Pinerolo (45 kilometers) The way is flat. From Turin you cycle along the Po river on cycle paths and small roads to the foot of the mountains. You arrive at the hunting palace of Stupinigi, the royal residence of the Savoy family, a masterpiece of the architect Filippo Juvarra in rococo style. Then park by park, always cycling along the rivers, you get to Pinerolo in a very pleasant way. Stay overnight in Pinerolo, where there was once one of the most famous schools of cavalry in Italy. Day 3: Pinerolo – Cavour – Saluzzo (55 kilometers) The way is flat. Along country roads crossing orchards and vineyards, you get to Cavour with its curious “Rocca”, a moraine hill just in the middle of the flat, protected area. During the day, in the small castle of Macello, you will taste some typical food of Piedmont. Stay overnight in the medieval town of Saluzzo. Day 4: Saluzzo – Fossano – Benevagienna – Bra (60 kilometers) Today the way is also medium/easy – there are some easy ascents after Fossano. On the way you can visit the very pleasant castles of Manta and Costigliole, the ancient roman town of Benevagienna and its archeological area. After Cherasco, you arrive in Bra, the capital of gourmet and hometown of the "Slow Food" movement. Day 5: Bra – Pollenzo – Barolo – Alba (45 kilometers) Today the way is medium/easy in Langhe area. In Pollenzo, the roman Pollentia, you visit the University of Gastronomic Sciences. Here you taste good wine before cycling to Alba along the river Tanaro. The path is perfectly flat but in the middle of the way you ascend to Barolo, where we can taste the wine in the castle. Stay overnight in Alba, the town of white truffle and high towers Day 6: Alba – Asti (45 kilometers) Today the way is medium/easy in the Roero area. On the way you visit the castles of Guarene and Cisterna. Stay overnight in Asti, a town with a rich history, famous for the white wine “spumante” and its Palio race. Day 7: Asti – Casale Monferrato(60 kilometers) Today the way is medium difficulty. You cycle on the charming hills of the Monferrato, another part of the gourmet system. From Moncalvo you can enjoy a very pleasant view on the surrounding vineyards. In the afternoon, after a final taste in an “agriturismo”, you reach Casale, a town at the foot of the hills of Monferrato, along the river Po. Day 8: Casale Monferrato End of tour services after breakfast. You have the option of returning to Turin by train or private minibus.