A CITY TO READ ON FOOT
Squares, arcades, galleries and monumental avenues create a distinctive urban landscape.
Read the chapter →Turin is best read on foot: squares, arcades, Savoy residences, historic cafés, trams, markets and neighbourhoods tell the story of an elegant yet grounded city.

Squares, arcades, galleries and monumental avenues create a distinctive urban landscape.
Read the chapter →The Mole Antonelliana dominates the skyline and links nineteenth-century architecture with the city’s film culture.
Read the chapter →Historic cafés belong to Turin’s social and cultural memory, bringing together pastry, chocolate and conversation.
Read the chapter →The river and green spaces reveal a different rhythm from the monumental city centre.
Read the chapter →Turin is also recognised through its trams, fountains, signs, shop windows and everyday urban details.
Read the chapter →Turin sits at the centre of a wider system of residences and landscapes linked to Savoy history.
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