Piazza San Carlo in Turin is a must for visitors. Close by there is Castel Reale, ST John the Baptist Church where the Turin shroud is guarded and Palazzo Madama.

Piazza San Carlo in Turin is a must for visitors. Close by there is Castel Reale, ST John the Baptist Church where the Turin shroud is guarded and Palazzo Madama.
This is Turin's main square, you will find many attractions nearby. There are many shops of all types in this area in the morning there are many cafetterias who make delicious brioches which is a must once you visit Turin :)
One of the most beautiful and charming square we have ever seen. Right in the heart of town, completely off to cars, still sitting on top of a very useful parking. It is especially worth on an early sunday morning with the sun just coming up. Lined with arcades and old fashoned cafes
Known as the "drawing room of Turin" and rightly so. A place tro see, hang out, and sample coffee at the great caffés lining the arcades.
I went there in Sunday night... It's was busy. Meanwhile it was raining too. But the people of torino didn't car and they want to enjoy the night. There are many restaurants and bars in the area. It's like the host spot of Torino.
The Seen there is amazing by the river and old Italian styled building around it. I'm...
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Great place to stop and have a coffee and watch the World go by, great views and setting ideal for couples. The main road leading off goes to the high end shops, but if you continue to walk down you will get to the palace, if you continue, past the Roman ruins you get to the local Market, at bit...
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Full of historic palaces and churches. Great photo ops on a day with perfect weather. The twin churches are both Baroque with impressive interiors.
This is the place to sit and have a drink to watch the world go by. The drink will be expensive but it arrives with a full plate of delicious nibbles so will be worth it.
Get stunned by the buildings sourronding the square, take a coffee in one of the historical café under the arcades and visit the twin churches, if they are open!
The centre of Turin is an eye opener with loads of fantastic accessible architecture. Give it a day at least.
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