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Via Montebello 20, 10124 Turin Italy
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Turin history, art & nature in one place
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Turin history, art & nature in one place

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This tour is the perfect choice if you like baroque and landscape art, history, royal mansions, medieval castles and want to enjoy the riverside, squirrels and ducks in the most ancient public park of Turin.<br><br>The Valentino park is a must to see in Turin and you will appreciate it even more with someone who has been living in the city for 44 years that will show you with knowledge and humor (why not?) also more hidden spots, in addition to the main features.<br><br>It's also nice to walk alone, but with an insider's explanation, without missing even a corner and in good company, it will be quite another thing!<br><br>The park hosts the Rock Garden (crossed by paved paths, little streams, water features, terraces, contemporary sculptures), a French style baroque castle owned by the royal family, a charming Medieval Village with its artisan shops and drawbridge, the impressive Fountain of the 12 Months and much more.<br><br>Plus, each season has its own charm and you won't be disappointed even in the cold months!<br><br>I'll be also at your complete disposal for any questions about Turin/Italy: what to visit, where to eat, transport, culture, language, etc. to make your experience as useful as possible. Consider me like your LOCAL FRIEND, not a guide! <br><br>*** IMPORTANT: The visit can start between 11am and 5pm, depending on the weather, season...<br><br>THE SCHEDULE YOU SEE ONLINE IS MERELY INDICATIVE, CONTACT ME BEFORE BOOKING. <br><br>✓✓✓ Please WRITE to me BEFORE booking (to +39 33 94 60 48 85 or here in the Questions &amp; Answers) also since, depending on your availability and language, another day/hour would fit you better and I could ask you to change the day (the tour can be in 4 languages).
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Hooray H wrote a review Dec 2020
London, United Kingdom2,244 contributions731 helpful votes
Another stunning historic building in Turin. Seen from most parts of the City. Apparently began it's life as a synagogue. It is unique.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Tom wrote a review Oct 2020
Hertford, United Kingdom48 contributions61 helpful votes
Not only is it a beautiful landmark seen from pretty much anywhere in Turin but it’s even more spectacular inside.
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Date of experience: October 2020
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Paul Legate wrote a review Oct 2020
St Ives, United Kingdom16,676 contributions34,033 helpful votes
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The Mole Antonelliana is a stunning structure in the heart of the city. The building takes its name from its creator Alessandro Antonelli. Construction of the building began in 1863 shortly after the unification of Italy. Completion was in 1889 after the death of Alessandro Antonelli. Initially the building was designed to be a synagogue and is now home to the National Museum of Cinema. It was somewhere that I have always wanted to see and I wasn't disappointed, I visited in July 2020 so I was unable to go inside due to Covid restrictions but at least I was able to get close enough to appreciate the immensity of the place.
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Date of experience: July 2020
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Attenzione Attrazione wrote a review Jul 2020
Florence, Italy46 contributions133 helpful votes
If you have time, you should definitely visit and climb with glass elevator this amazing tower, and take a picture from the top. Also there is cinema museum, but that is up to you and your time. View from the top is simply amazing. But go when the sky is clear for better experience.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Nik R wrote a review May 2020
Varna, Bulgaria5,187 contributions3,626 helpful votes
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This grand building, built just after the Risorgimento and originally designed to be a synagogue (but it never was), rises high above most of the buildings in Turin. Nowadays, it houses the amazing National Museum of Cinema. You can go up to the top of the dome and contemplate the marvelous view that open - the whole city of Turin, its surrounding area and the Alps. You can use the lift or you can go on foot, climbing the stairs (not recommended though for obvious reasons) and you will need a ticket which can be combined with a visit to the cinema and you will save some euros. Although it was Christmas time, the line was not big but the roof was quite packed and we had to be patient to get the best photo-shoot spots.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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