Turin: Historic Old Town Tour

Turin blends historical elegance with vibrant modernity. From its most iconic symbol, the Mole Antonelliana, which now houses the National Museum of Cinema, to the Royal Palace, symbol of the House of Savoy, to Palazzo Madama, the residence of the Queens of the House of Savoy during their regencies and now home to the Civic Museum of Ancient Art, to the Cathedral of Turin, where the extraordinary Chapel of the Holy Shroud is located, which houses one of Christianity's most famous relics. Turin is a city with a thousand facets: the first capital of Italy, the cradle of the Risorgimento, it has been the scene of major historical events for Italy. It is an industrial city that has since reinvented itself, a hub of innovation and a city of artistic and cultural experimentation.