Top Turin Half-day Tours

Discover two of Turin’s major highlights on this small-group tour. Begin with the splendors of the city’s historic center, including the Piazza Castello, the Galleria Subalpina, and more. Then, beat the crowds with skip-the-line access to the city’s Egyptian Museum, which is home to a staggeringly extensive collection of ancient artifacts. See the highlights of the collection, and learn more about the museum’s priceless treasures, from your guide.

Italy is a patchwork of local cuisines, each with a proud heritage and unique dishes. On this walking tour, take a deep dive into that of food-centric Turin, from its market to its neighborhood eateries. Sample a plethora of local delicacies from street foods to restaurant fare, learning about their role in the city’s gastronomic culture from your guide. Taste wines and get your caffeine fix with Turin’s prized coffee.

Savor the flavors of the Piedmont capital on a food and wine tour of Turin. Visit Europe's largest outdoor farmers market, which includes more than seven vendors offering local cuisine options. Try enough samples along the way to satisfy your need for lunch.

Get underneath the skin of Turin with this guided tour of underground Turin. The capital of Piedmont is a city that has long been shrouded in mystery. From the occult to black magic, Turin has long been known as a mysterious place. And now you can literally go underground to explore the tunnels that run beneath the ancient palaces and churches and hear stories of unsolved murders and ghostly intrigue.

The aperitivo is one of Italy’s—especially Turin’s—time-honored traditions, and often a restaurant or bar’s proudest accomplishment. With this tour, get an easy, varied introduction to the pre-dinner drink by sampling three aperitivi in three locations in the heart of Turin. Pair the aperitivi with food and wine, and listen to your guide tells stories about local culinary traditions and history.

Turin’s historic center is rich with lavish architecture and important museums, but fitting in the highlights in a single day can be complicated. See the Royal Palace, Duomo, and Piazza San Carlo in just hours with this guided walking tour, all while learning about this fascinating city that was the first capital of Italy. End your visit with a stop at the Cinema Museum and a jaunt to the top of the Mole Antonelliana.

Get a bird’s-eye view of Italy’s Alpine landscape with this 1-hour hot air balloon ride over Piedmont. Soar over the city of Turin and the wine regions of Barolo and Langhe, passing the Alps, hilltop castles and vineyards. Upon landing, toast to your adventure with a glass of sparkling wine. Upgrade your ticket to include hotel pickup and drop-off from central Turin.

Explore Turin by bike on a 3.5-hour tour with an informative guide. Discover the city of Italy's royal family, including famous attractions such as the castle, Valentino Park, and Mole Antonelliana, along with hidden gems that are favored by the locals. Choose between a morning or afternoon tour with a small group limited to 13 participants. Includes guide and use of bike equipment.

Discover two sides of Turin on this introductory private tour. After meeting your guide, your adventure will begin with a walking tour of the historical city center, including the Palazzo Reale, the city’s sweeping public squares, and the Renaissance–era Capella della Sacra Sindone. Then, head into the Egyptian Museum with skip-the-line access and discover the country’s most significant collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts.

Learn about Barolo wines from the grape vines to the tasting rooms during a half-day wine tour from Turin. Take a walk in the vineyards and a guided tour of the wine cellar, then head to the tasting room for a guided wine tasting accompanied by typical snacks from the region. Private round-trip transportation from central Turin is provided for your convenience.

Turin is known for its prestigious cuisine featuring delicacies from truffles to chocolate. Take a deep dive into the city’s food culture with this gourmet walking tour to visit restaurants, learn about traditional dishes, and enjoy tastings and lunch with a foodie guide. Sample specialties including grissini (breadsticks), agnolotti and tajerin pasta, vitello tonné (veal with tuna sauce) and steak tartare, chocolates, and bicerin (a chocolate-infused coffee drink).

See one of Europe’s most beautiful medieval abbeys, and spend time exploring it during this 5-hour tour of Sacra di San Michele from Turin. Travel to Mt. Pirchiriano to the abbey that’s known worldwide for inspiring the film The Name of the Rose, which stars Sean Connery.

The Unusual Turin tour is the most complete combination of a very informative walking tour (4 hours) through the touristic and non-touristic spots of Turin (special buildings, unique cafes, hidden gems, places with traditions and intriguing stories, private residential courtyards, hidden churches and their treasures, even underground) + a stop in a very special cafe for a good coffee, rest and chat. - Why is there a "devil" in the Royal Church?- Where's "Mussolini's finger"?- Why are there 18 km of underground tunnels and arcades?- Have you have heard about Turin's tragedy?My style is ironical, informal, friendly and with an interactive point of view, for curious people who want to be amazed by the city: forget about the guides with the umbrella, their list of dates and big groups! Consider me like your LOCAL FRIEND, not a guide!I recommend this tour those want to understand the city with a local who knows many fascinating stories and unique places that you could not otherwise find.Do not just expect to walk and listen: get ready to chat, discuss the past, present and future of Turin, way beyond what's on the surface, in a journey backwards from 2020 to 15 BC!IMPORTANT✓✓✓ Please write to me BEFORE booking (in the Questions & Answers section or write to 00 39 33 94 60 48 85) since the tour can be in 4 different language and another day or hour could fit you better.

Delve into Turin’s fantastic food scene by going on this guided sightseeing tour. Exploring the city with a guide means you won’t have to worry about getting lost, and you’ll discover local food experiences that you wouldn’t find alone. Try regional delicacies at one of the largest open air food markets in Europe—Porta Palazzo, and enjoy a delicious lunch with a glass of Barolo wine included. Other highlights include trying Pinguino ice cream, and Turin’s signature coffee, milk, and chocolate drink—Bicerin.

This is the best way to visit Turin if you want to walk around and learn about its history.The tour involves a private walking in the city center, starting from Piazza Castello, fulcrum from which the four most important streets of the city branch off home. Heart of the city in the past as in the present, Piazza Castello is home of the Royal Palace, Palazzo Madama, the Teatro Regio and San Lorenzo Church. The best place to introduce you to the city! Turin is famous for its squares, discover piazza san Carlo, Piazza Solferino and Piazza Carignano with your guide! Take a break and taste the warm Bicerin or the Pinguino, the local ice cream.Walking along Via Po', you'll reach the most important monument of Turin, the Mole Antonelliana; here is hosted the Museum of Cinema and by fast access tickets, you will skip the line to reach the top of Mole Antonelliana and admire the breath-taking view of Turin landscape!

This tour is an evening walking tour through the touristic and non-touristic spots of Turin, including special cafes, places with traditions and curious facts, intriguing stories, even underground + one stop in a typical informal winery for a glass of wine and local snacks with me and other (possible) travellers. I recommend this tour who wants to discover the city at night with a LOCAL FRIEND who knows about the city in a convivial and friendly atmosphere (forget big groups) also exploring unique places that you could not otherwise find (like a scenic view or private courtyards, just to mention some).This tour is suitable for those who want/have to visit the city center in few hours but still want to enjoy the best spots/stories and are curious about the city, in a journey backwards from 2020 to 15 BC!You'll enjoy the night atmosphere (in Summer we'll have daylight longer) for your photos and eyes: night lights transform Turin into a magical city!Being a teacher of Italian for foreigners, you can practice your Italian and ask whatever you like about Italian culture/food. Consider me your local friend, not a guide!IMPORTANT✓✓✓ Please write to me BEFORE booking (in the section Questions & Answers or write to me to 00 39 33 94 60 48 85) since the tour can be in 4 different languages and another day or hour can fit you better.I also do other 5 tours, among which Evening tour with aperitivo, the Street Food tour, the Art Nouveau tour,

Experience the true aperitif culture and traditions of Turin on a private 2.5-hour evening walking tour. Follow your guide to three of the city’s top gastronomic locations and taste aperitifs paired with traditional dishes at each. Starting in Piazza Palazzo di Citta and ending at Vittorio Veneto, the culinary excursion also takes you past some of the city’s most noteworthy landmarks.

Explore Italy’s first capital during a 1.5-hour walking tour through Turin. Learn about the city’s rich history and visit its key landmarks such as the Palazzo Reale, the Church of San Lorenzo, Teatro Regio, and more. Then avoid the crowds of the Egyptian Museum with skip-the-line admission and enjoy a 1.5-hour guided tour through ancient Egyptian artifacts and antiquities.

Turin is known for both its architectural beauty and fantastic food scene, so it’s only natural to combine the two. On this 3-hour tour with a local guide, pop into four local restaurants to sample everything from appetizers to dessert and coffee. Between stops, your guide shares information and history about the city.

Beyond the architecture and the monuments, get to know another side of Turin when you embark on a culinary-minded, evening walking tour of the city. Meet your guide in the center of town and be sure to come hungry: you’ll be visiting four different venues over the course of the evening. From a traditional aperitif all the way up to espresso, enjoy a delicious overview of the city’s rich gastronomic traditions.

Are you seeking an efficient way to sightsee around Turin? This speedy and scenic small-group e-bike tour is the perfect way to discover more in less time. From Roman-era ruins and the banks of the River Po to the sprawling palaces that characterize Turin’s regal heart, you’ll zip all over the city on your electric bike. The tour ends at a panoramic viewing point overlooking the city.

Turin was founded by the Romans: it is one of the most important and beautiful cities in northern Italy, problably the most elegant city in Italy: Turin was Savoia's royal dinasty capital city where all kings of Italy were born, here in Turin you can really feel the taste of the most aristocratic and elegant city in Italy. Moreover there are lots of places and attractions to be seen in Turin, a lot of neoclassical architecture style buildings built during the Savoia's kingdom to celebrate the power of Savoia's royal dinasty. We can go up to the terrace of the Mole tower to see the splendid panorama over the Alps. Turin is called the city of Magic since Nostradamus and Cagliostro were hosted here and there is also the very famous Egyptian museum full of magic and mistery. Come to Turin! it is an unforgottable experience! This is a private guided tour for your group only or if you are a single tourist only for you.

Meet up with a local guide to explore Turin by night. See the Royal Palace, Palazzo Madama, the Duomo, and other notable landmarks, free from the daytime crowds. The tour ends in Vanchiglia, a lively neighborhood filled with students, cafes, bars, and nightlife. Here, you’ll taste vermouth with the group before saying goodbye to your guide—but you may want to stay and people watch for awhile. 

This tour is an extensive visit to more than 50 buildings in the two richest Art Nouveau districts, not far from the city center.The tour is designed for those who want to see the best Turin's Art Nouveau hidden gems (externally), since Turin is the Italian capital of Art Nouveau, in a dialogue where we will express our opinion, make comparisons and learn together.As I studied Art Nouveau also in Buenos Aires, I will also provide an international point of view about our local style.It will be an informal experience with your LOCAL FRIEND, also because we will stop to take a coffee (if you want, otherwise we will walk for the whole time), but you'll learn a lot about Turin, its districts and architecture peculiarities. Being a teacher of Italian for foreigners, you can practice your Italian and ask me whatever you like about Italian culture/lifestyle. I'll be happy to satisfy your curiosity!Since I'll also share with you my best tips to enjoy your stay, I recommend you to join me on the very first day, so you'll be able to avoid all tourist traps!IMPORTANT*** The visit can start between 9 and 10:30am, depending on the day (even in the afternoon): the schedule you see online is purely indicative.✓✓✓ Please write to me BEFORE booking (in the section Q&A or write to me to 0039 33 94 60 48 85) since, depending on your time availability and language, maybe another day/hour would fit you better (the tour can be in 4 languages).