Ultimate 3-Day Turin Itinerary: Best Things to Do & See

Start your Turin adventure at the Piazza Castello, the city’s majestic heart surrounded by elegant palaces and museums. Stroll its arcades and soak in the grandeur of Turin’s royal legacy.

Piazza Castello

Step inside the opulent Palazzo Reale, former residence of the House of Savoy, and admire the lavish apartments, armory, and gardens.

Palazzo Reale

Savor a classic Torinese lunch at the historic Caffè Mulassano, birthplace of the tramezzino and a masterpiece of Liberty-style décor.

Caffè Mulassano

Stroll down Via Roma to the elegant Piazza San Carlo, lined with chic cafés and twin churches, known as the “Turin’s drawing room.”

Piazza San Carlo

Experience the ritual of aperitivo at Baratti & Milano, famous for its art-nouveau interiors and decadent bicerin chocolate drink.

Baratti & Milano

Begin at the iconic Mole Antonelliana, Turin's unmissable skyline symbol, and ride the panoramic lift for sweeping city views.

Mole Antonelliana

Explore the fascinating National Museum of Cinema housed inside the Mole, featuring immersive exhibits and memorabilia.

National Museum of Cinema

Head to the world-renowned Egyptian Museum, home to one of the most important collections of Egyptian antiquities outside Cairo.

Egyptian Museum

Relax with lunch at Porto di Savona on Piazza Vittorio Veneto, where you can try Piedmontese specialties with views of Turin’s grandest square.

Porto di Savona

Stroll along the Po River Embankment at sunset for picturesque views of the city and the Alps, ending at the romantic Gran Madre di Dio church.

Po River Embankment

Start your day at the vibrant Porta Palazzo Market, Europe’s largest open-air market, bursting with local produce, cheeses, and Piedmontese specialties.

Porta Palazzo Market

Discover contemporary art at the innovative OGR Torino (Officine Grandi Riparazioni), a stunning industrial space now hosting art, music, and creative events.

OGR Torino

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Ristorante Consorzio, a favorite among locals for creative takes on Piedmontese cuisine using local ingredients.

Ristorante Consorzio

Take the funicular or hike up to the Monte dei Cappuccini for the best panoramic sunset views over Turin and the Alps, crowned by a picturesque 16th-century church.

Monte dei Cappuccini