City trip Turin

As you wander the stately streets, you'll be surrounded by Baroque palaces, impressive museums and iconic monuments. Welcome to Turin! From the historic Piazza Castello to the chic shopping streets of Via Roma, this city has it all. Be whisked to the top of the Mole Antonelliana for breathtaking views, taste the authentic flavors of Piedmont in a cozy trattoria, and dive into the world of art and cars. Turin is a destination that continues to surprise you.

Day 1: Arrival in the city by private transfer or your own car

Upon arrival in Turin, your adventure begins immediately in the iconic Piazza Castello, the beating heart of the city. Here you will visit the Palazzo Reale, a royal residence that flaunts not only lush gardens, but also an impressive art collection that brings the city's history to life. Also, don't miss the Palazzo Madama, where an art museum takes you through centuries of Italian art.

The day ends with a highlight - literally - at the Mole Antonelliana. Originally intended as a synagogue, this imposing structure now houses the National Film Museum. A glass elevator floats you to the top, where you have a panoramic view of Turin, the majestic Superga Basilica and the surrounding Alps.

Day 2: Via Roma, Via Garibaldi and Quadrilatero Romano

Turin is a shopper's paradise, especially in the luxurious streets of Via Roma and Via Garibaldi. Here you'll find a mix of chic boutiques and local stores, ideal for a stylish morning. After shopping, sample authentic Italian cuisine in Quadrilatero Romano, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods.

In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the history of the House of Savoy with a visit to the Superga Basilica. This impressive basilica houses not only the royal family's crypt, but also the Monumento al Grande Torino, a tribute to the FC Torino soccer team that tragically died in a plane crash in 1949.

Day 3: Museo Egizio and Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile

Start your day with a visit to the second largest Egyptian museum in the world. Here you will admire an exceptional collection of artifacts that take you back to ancient Egypt. After exploring the elegant Piazza San Carlo, known as the "Salon of Turin," treat yourself to delicious Italian specialties at Eataly Lagrange. Complete the day with a visit to the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile, a must for car enthusiasts. Here you will discover the rich history of the automobile industry, with a special focus on the iconic Fiat brand. End the day at the Lingotto Mall, the former Fiat factory that was once the largest in the world. . In 1982, the factory closed its doors and the circuit on top of the roof was last tested. Today the circuit serves as a walking track and is well worth a look.

Day 4: Return home or extend your stay

For those who haven't had enough of Piedmont, Caractère offers an exclusive extension with a unique train ride to the Langhe Monferrato region. Here you will immerse yourself in the world of Piedmont wines such as Barolo, Barbera and Barbaresco, while enjoying the picturesque landscape from a historic train. This experience is a perfect ending to your trip, unless you choose to enjoy Turin even longer. Train travel is not available in July and August.