How to Spend 2 Days in Turin

The capital of Italy’s Piedmont region, Turin has a reputation for elegance. From its beautiful architecture and internationally renowned museums to its culinary scene, the northern Italy city is a showstopper on many fronts. Covering sightseeing, food tasting, and everything in between, here’s how to spend two days in Turin.
Day 1: Sightseeing in Style
**Morning:**Start with an overview of Turin on a hop-on hop-off bus tour. Keep your eyes peeled for top-drawer attractions like the Mole Antonelliana, the Palazzo Castello, the Villa della Regina, and more.
**Afternoon:**Turin is a city that takes its culture seriously, and its diverse museums number among its top attractions. The Museo Egizio (Egyptian Museum) is a dream destination for would-be egyptologists, while the National Automobile Museum should appeal to anyone with a need for speed. And if you count yourself as a cinephile, make way to the National Museum of Cinema.
**Evening:**Though it’s always enchanting, Turin takes on a rare magic after the sun sets, thanks to its golden-lit squares and illuminated palaces. An evening walking tour lets you see the city’s romantic, after-dark persona.
Day 2: Italian Indulgence
**Morning:**One of Europe’s top chocolate-making cities, Turin has crafted prized sweets for centuries (gianduja—a chocolate-hazelnut treat—was even invented here). Discover the city’s sweet side on a chocolate-themed walking tour. Don’t forget to order a bicerin: an irresistible chocolate and espresso drink.
**Afternoon:**Use the rest of your day to explore more of Turin’s gastronomic highlights. Book a cooking class with a local chef and learn how to make pasta, risotto, and other local specialities. Alternatively, go on a culinary-focused walking tour to visit the city’s bustling markets and tempting eateries (and do plenty of sampling along the way).
**Evening:**The Piedmont region produces some of the world’s most coveted wines—including Barolo, Barbera, and Barbaresco—and a trip to Turin is the perfect excuse to do some tasting. Book a tasting tour of the city that emphasizes its vinous bounty. Alternatively, go on a vermouth tour to discover one of Turin’s other preferred beverages.
7 Tours and Activities

Magic Turin Evening Tour

City Sightseeing Turin Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Turin Chocolate Tasting Walking Tour

Skip the line entrance National Automobile Museums with Tourin Hop On Hop Off

Turin Egyptian Museum Private Tour for Kids and Families

EatinTOur ®, experience a progressive dinner in the most iconic historic venue
