Visiting Turin in 3 days
Turin is a city rich in history, culture, and gastronomy. In 3 days, you can discover many of its main attractions. Here’s a three-day itinerary to visit Turin:
Day 1: Explore the Historic Center
Morning:
Start your visit with a stroll in Piazza Castello, the heart of Turin’s historic center. Admire the Royal Palace and visit the adjacent Palazzo Madama, home to the Civic Museum of Ancient Art.
Then head to the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist to see the Holy Shroud.
Afternoon:
Have lunch at one of the local restaurants. Try Piedmontese specialties such as vitello tonnato or agnolotti with truffle.
After lunch, visit the Egyptian Museum of Turin, one of the most important in the world.
Evening:
Walk along the Po River and admire the illuminated Vittorio Emanuele I Bridge.
Dine at one of the riverside restaurants to savor Piedmontese cuisine.
Day 2: Art and Culture
Morning:
Visit the Sabauda Gallery, which houses a rich collection of paintings and artworks.
Next, explore the National Cinema Museum inside the Mole Antonelliana, an iconic structure of Turin.
Afternoon:
Have lunch at Eataly, a large food market with restaurants and high-quality Italian gastronomic products.
After lunch, visit the National Automobile Museum to explore the history of the Italian car.
Evening:
Stroll through the city center streets and discover fashion boutiques and gelaterias.
Dine at a local trattoria and savor traditional dishes such as risotto alla milanese or brasato.
Day 3: Exploration and Relaxation
Morning:
Take a trip out of the city to visit the Reggia di Venaria Reale, an imposing royal residence a few kilometers from Turin.
Explore the gardens and admire the Baroque architecture.
Afternoon:
Return to the city and visit the Museum of Cinema and the Museum of Decorative Arts.
Enjoy some free time for shopping or enjoy an aperitif in one of the main squares.
Evening:
For your last night in Turin, try pizza or other Italian dishes in a cozy restaurant.
You can end your visit by strolling along the Po River or enjoying a concert or show in one of the local concert halls.
This itinerary will allow you to discover many of Turin’s treasures in 3 days, but remember that the city has much more to offer, so you may want to come back to further explore your exploration.
