Walking Tour in Turin
General information
Group size
6 max
Starting time
Check our calendar!
Duration
2 hours
Price
From 55 USD
Languages
English
Walking Tour in Turin
Discover the heart of Turin by walking through its historic squares and streets. Start at the central square shaped in the 16th century, then stroll along the straight avenue connecting the station area with the old city. Pass the 17th-century baroque square with twin churches, observe the 1930s square with its symbolic fountains, and explore the pedestrian street linking the historic center. Visit the 17th-century square tied to the House of Savoy, the 19th-century open space honoring Italian unification, and end in the covered 19th-century passage that connects the city’s main streets.
Highlights
- Explore squares from the 16th to 19th centuries, each reflecting Turin’s political, aristocratic, and urban history.
- Walk along streets and passages showcasing baroque layouts, porticoed avenues, and 19th-century iron-and-glass design.
- Discover sites linked to the House of Savoy and Italian unification, offering insights into the city’s royal and national heritage.
Meeting point
Meet your guide at the Castle Square, next to the monument all’Alfiere dell’Esercito Sardo.
Itinerary
Start your walking tour at the central square of the city, laid out in the 16th century as the hub of political and administrative life. From here, walk along the straight avenue built in the 1930s to link the station area with the historic center, enjoying the portico-lined sidewalks that guide you toward the next stop. Pause at the 17th-century baroque square, designed as a gathering space for nobles and framed by twin churches completed in the late 1600s.
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Continue toward the 1930s square formed during city redevelopment, where two fountains symbolize the Po and Dora rivers. From there, stroll along the pedestrian street redesigned to connect the historic center and concentrate shops and activity. Your path leads to the 17th-century square tied to the House of Savoy, reflecting the city’s aristocratic and political heritage.
End the tour at the 19th-century open space created during urban expansions, featuring a statue honoring the monarch linked to Italian unification, before stepping into the covered 19th-century passage built in 1874. This elegant gallery connects two main streets of the historic center and offers a glimpse of Turin’s architectural evolution while providing a perfect spot to conclude your exploration.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum of participants?
The maximum of participants is 20 people.
Can I pay with something other than PayPal?
Yes, after clicking on “Pay with PayPal” and the PayPal window opens, you will see the option to pay with a debit or credit card.
Can I book a private walking tour?
Yes, you can book a private walking tour by contacting us straight via email.
Can I bring my children?
Yes, in this tour everyone is welcome.
What should I bring?
Check out the weather on the day of the tour to make sure you bring an umbrella in case it’s raining. Bring comfortable shoes and a big smile 🙂