Borgo Medievale
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This is a striking place to have a walk during the free time. Inside the parco del Valentino, this place is surrounded by the green lawns of the Park.
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Monte dei Cappuccini
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This a must-go place for taking pictures in a bright day and portraying yourself over a landscape perspective of the city. The way to get there is very pleasant along a tree path over a small hill, perfect for chilling out in a sunny afternoon. But if you are unlucky and bump into a gloomy and rainy day, just go shopping and buy a postcard!
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Basilica di Superga
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From here you can enjoy a great view over the city of Turin and the Alpine peaks! It is nice to have a walk in the park around the cathedral in a sunny day. During the night the basilica is enlightened to be visible also from downtown.
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Cortile del Maglio
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Nice spot to visit. In December it hosts the colourful Christmas street market, where you can find all kind of handcrafts and taste local flavours.
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Palazzo Madama - Museo Civico D'Arte Antica
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Madama Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage double-faced building, unique in Turin. Inside it hosts the Civic Museum of Ancient Art.
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Orso Laboratorio Caffe
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It's a nice and welcoming cafe', small but cozy, with a stylish northern european atmosphere which is at the same time "warm". It's just close to Piazza Madama so try it next time when you are wandering through San salvario streets.You can buy and leave a caffe' sospeso: buy a coffe for the next starnger who can afford one...
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Palazzo Reale
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The Unesco World Heritage Royal Palace is a must-go place; interesting to watch it both from the outside and from the inside, you may guess the way of living of the Royal families.
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Castello del Valentino
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During your walk in Valentino Park just look at it, because you cannot visit it inside. You will notice its two different sides; the front one facing corso Marconi is really sumptuous, and the back one is visible from Valentino Park and is totally different made up of red bricks.
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Fetta di Polenta
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If you look inside, you'll be surprised by the strange planimetry and dimentions. A 24 metres tall building with nine floors, on one side it's a little wider than one metre but on the other side only 54 centimetres wide!
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Mole Antonelliana
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The Cinema Museum is an interactive and funny museum for everybody. At the centre of the dome there's the glass-windows elevator that climbs you up till the 85th metre terrace from which you have a 360-degrees view on the city, really impressive.
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Museo del Carcere Le Nuove
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Guided visits every day at 3 pm and Sunday at 5 pm.
Exhibitions and events take place from time to time. If you feel like shaking up a bit your visit of the city, this is place to go.
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Palazzo Carignano
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This building is as much fascinating from outside and from inside with its wonderful decorations. Here is located the National Museum of Risorgimento (historic period that led to the unification of Italy).
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Piazza Castello
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Piazza Castello is the main point to join the Polo Reale Museums and you can start from here all the tourist tour in the city.
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