You will be astonished by the daring lines of a style that, from the late 17th century, transformed Turin into one of the capitals of Baroque art. Magnificent royal residences and imposing church domes bear witness to the greatness of architects such as Guarino Guarini, Filippo Juvarra, and Ascanio Vitozzi.

Discover the history of Italy by visiting a city that became the first capital of Italy, in 1861. Immerse yourself in the history of the period with a visit to Palazzo Carignano, where the magnificent chamber of the First Subalpine Parliament is still intact.

Consisting of forty museums, Turin can satisfy everyone’s curiosity. The Museo Nazionale del Cinema housed in the truly astounding Mole Antonelliana, proposes an unforgettable adventure in the fascinating world of movies, then, there is the GAM, which exhibits paintings by Chagall, Modigliani, Picasso, and others; and the Museo Egizio, second in the world to the one in Cairo for the quantity and importance of the objects conserved.

Inside the Cathedral, Turin conserves one of the most important items for the Christian religion, the Holy Shroud, or sheet that supposedly had been wound around the body of Christ.

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