ARTS & CULTURE
Duration
Half day
Ideal time to visit
All year round
Departure from
the Langhe
Experience the magic of Turin with this engaging family-friendly walking tour, perfect for travelers of all ages. Accompanied by a professional local guide, explore the city’s Baroque heart, historic piazzas, and cultural landmarks that once served as the cradle of Italy’s unification. From elegant palaces and Roman ruins to ancient Egyptian treasures, this tour combines education, fun, and local traditions in a relaxed and enjoyable way. Along the way, you’ll savor Turin’s signature drink, the Bicerin, and discover why this northern Italian gem continues to charm families from around the world.
Meet your guide in Turin’s historic center and begin your journey through time in Piazza Castello, once the political heart of the House of Savoy. Admire the Royal Palace, Palazzo Madama, and the elegant arcades surrounding the square.
Stroll to Piazza San Carlo, known as the “living room” of Turin. Capture beautiful photos, enjoy the refined atmosphere, and learn about the city’s rich coffee culture.
Visit one of the world’s most important museums dedicated to ancient Egypt. Both children and adults will be captivated by the mummies, papyri, and stories behind these incredible artifacts.
Pause to enjoy a Bicerin, Turin’s beloved local drink made of espresso, chocolate, and cream (with a caffeine-free option for kids).
Continue to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, home of the Holy Shroud, before exploring the Porte Palatine and the ancient Roman area.
End your walk at Piazza Carignano, where Italy’s first Parliament once stood. Optionally, extend your stroll along Via Po to admire the Mole Antonelliana, Piazza Vittorio Veneto, and the Church of the Great Mother of God.
" Curated journeys designed for those who appreciate beauty, culture, and effortless elegance. "
Yes! The itinerary includes engaging stories.
Absolutely. Private tours can be adapted to your family’s interests and pace.
Yes, the tour includes a guided visit to the museum.
Yes, upon request in Italian or English.
The tour runs in all weather conditions — just bring an umbrella or raincoat.