The historic arcades in Turin stretch over 18 km, created to stay dry in all weathers. Stroll through the elegant arcades, discover boutiques, long-established shops, and historic cafes that offer a leisurely shopping experience while soaking up the baroque flair and atmosphere of an Italian Paris.

Over 180 murals scattered on the facades of Borgo Vecchio Campidoglio tell the stories of a neighborhood through the eyes of local and international artists. Wander through narrow streets and discover artwork along the way that captures urban culture and community in vibrant colors and shapes.

Once a bastion of the Industrial Revolution, the halls are transforming into a vibrant hub for contemporary art, technology and creativity. With concerts, exhibitions, and culinary offerings that invigorate the senses, you'll experience a unique fusion of history and modernity as you stroll through spaces that tell stories of innovation and transformation.

Explore ornate palaces such as Palazzo Reale and Palazzo Madama, surrounded by lively cafes and magnificent fountains. Wander through elegant porticoes, discover the heart of Savoyard history, and be enchanted by Baroque and Renaissance architecture as the city's history comes alive in the streets around you.

Admire the Sacra Sindone, a linen cloth that, according to tradition, wrapped the body of Christ, preserved in a masterful baroque jewel, the Cappella della Sindone. Unique architecture by Guarino Guarini surrounds this mystery, which is only visible during special ostensions, embedded in the historical splendor of Turin's cathedral.

Discover an impressive collection ranging from Renaissance masterpieces to groundbreaking contemporary art installations. Explore Italian and international artworks that reflect artistic evolution and experience how art forms have evolved over the centuries. From Modigliani to video art, it is a tribute to the dynamism and diversity of artistic expression.

In a spiral-shaped exhibition, the entire spectrum of film history unfolds, from the beginnings to modern cinema technology. Interactive stations and themed rooms invite you to take a look behind the scenes and rediscover film classics. Children can enjoy playful elements and the magical lantern room with fascinating insights into the film tricks of the past.

Immerse yourself in the world of coffee, from historic machines to sensory spaces that offer a coffee rain sensation. In the adjoining gourmet restaurant, inspired by Ferran Adrià and led by Federico Zanasi, you will experience high-quality cuisine that combines the cultural diversity of coffee with culinary excellence.

Wander through Barriera di Milano and marvel at 13 gigantic black and white murals by Millo that capture the dialogue between humans and urban fabrics. These masterpieces, which adorn entire building walls, tell of the contrasts and symbiosis of life in the city, a visual feast that transforms the streets into a public gallery.

You're stepping into a world where crime was once defined by body shapes. Confronted with over 684 human skulls, anatomical specimens, and personal belongings of criminals, you'll experience first-hand how Cesare Lombroso, the father of modern criminology, developed his theories. Insight into a time when science and error went hand in hand.

Wander through medieval alleys, past Roman ruins and baroque palaces. Browse boutiques, enjoy Piedmontese specialties in traditional osterias, and end the day with an aperitivo in the lively atmosphere. Here, history is combined with modern flair and culinary diversity.

Discover over 200 original vehicles from 80 different brands, ranging from the first steam cars to the latest prototypes. Marvel at rare models and experience how technology and design have evolved over centuries, embedded in a multimedia exhibition that places cars in their social and cultural context.

In the heart of the Duomo di San Giovanni, the Cappella della Sacra Sindone awaits you with the legendary Shroud of Christ. This fascinating relic, surrounded by architectural masterpieces by Guarini, offers a deep insight into Christian iconography and the history of Turin. Experience first-hand how faith, art, and history intertwine in this one-of-a-kind sanctuary.

Experience a unique panoramic view of Turin and the majestic Alps as you admire the architectural splendor of the Baroque era at the Basilica di Superga. Here, history and nature come together to create an incomparable visual and cultural feast. Accessible by a historic tram ride, this place also offers the opportunity to explore the royal tombs of the House of Savoy.

Explore nearly 5000 years of history through nearly 50,000 archaeological finds. Admire the intact burial chamber of Kha and Merit, marvel at the finely crafted mummies, and be fascinated by the Mensa Isacaca. Here you will discover the secrets of ancient civilizations, from impressive statues to mysterious Papiri.

In front of you rises the Porta Palatina, the best-preserved Roman gate in the world, built in the 1st century. Surrounded by a pleasant public park, the 30-meter-high towers and impressive façade with passageways connect the present with Turin's Roman past, inviting you to travel back two millennia.

At the foot of the Basilica of Superga, you will find a monument dedicated to the tragedy of the Grande Torino. It commemorates the legendary football team that lost its life near this place in 1949. Every year, hundreds of fans gather here to keep alive the memory of the team that is considered the strongest of all time.

Wander through baroque rooms, admire Chinese cabinets, and delve into the history of the royal residents. Discover the unique urban vineyard that still produces fine wines today, and gaze out over the picturesque Italian gardens, which offer spectacular views of Turin and the Alps.

Admire the splendor of the royal apartments, discover the secret histories of the Savoy dynasty, and marvel at the extensive collection of the Armeria Reale. Experience the splendor of baroque architecture and the cultural treasures preserved in the Musei Reali, from precious paintings to unique historical artifacts.

Climb to the top in the transparent elevator, surrounded by a dome, and enter the Terrazza Panoramica for a 360-degree view that frames the city, the Alps. Inside, the Museo Nazionale del Cinema takes you on an interactive journey through film history, from its beginnings to the present day, in one of the tallest brick buildings in Europe.