Enjoy a fascinating 3–hour private guided walking tour and discover the elegant buildings of downtown Turin that date back to its time as the first capital of Italy. Admire Palazzo Reale, home to kings for over two centuries, the Senate with its two sides, the superb Baroque Church of San Lorenzo and the Renaissance cathedral with the Sacra Sindone. Take part in a guided visit inside Turin's Egyptian Museum with your skip–the–line ticket. Discover the Isiaca Mensa, the first object acquired by the museum in Turin, probably built in Rome in the first century A.D. for a temple of the goddess Isis. See the little temple of Ellesija, the last object acquired by the museum thanks to a donation from 1970's Arab of Egypt for Italian support in the rescue of the Nubian monuments, and a copy of the Rosetta Stone, now preserved at the British Museum in London.