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Tours & Experiences TOURS & EXPERIENCES TOUR ED ESPERIENZE A TORINO E PROVINCIA 2018 5 ELEMENTS Tel. +39.011.3162156 [email protected] TORINO TRA STORIA E ARCHITETTURA BASILICA DI SUPERGA Enjoy a spectacular view of the city! TURIN: HISTORY AND ARCHITECTURE BASILICA OF SUPERGA The excursion will make you discover the Basilica of Superga, designed by the 18th century famous architect Filippo Juvarra, where lie many princes and kings of the Savoy house. It has been built by Un’affascinante passeggiata per osservare la A fascinating walking tour to admire the first Goditi una spettacolare vista panoramica di tutta will of Duke Vittorio Amedeo II, because of a vow prima capitale d’Italia nella regale bellezza capital of Italy and its regal beauty! The excursion la città! he made to the “Madonna delle Grazie” in 1706, delle sue vie! L’escursione parte da Piazza starts from the Piazza Castello, welcoming L’escursione vi permetterà di scoprire la Basilica when the city of Turin was putted under siege by Castello, dove verrete accolti dal meraviglioso you with the wonderful Royal Palace and the di Superga, opera dell’architetto Juvarra, dove the French-Spanish army. From Superga you can Palazzo Reale e dalla bellissima Chiesa di San beautiful St. Lawrence Church, continuing to riposano numerosi principi e re di Casa Savoia. also enjoy a spectacular view over the valleys and Lorenzo, proseguendo poi per il Duomo in cui Turin Cathedral where is kept the Holy Shroud. Situata in posizione dominante su una collina mountains all around. In clear days it is possible è conservata la Santa Sindone. A poca distanza Nearby you can admire the Porta Palatina da dove è possibile ammirare tutta Torino, la to recognize some of the most important peaks potrete ammirare la Porta Palatina con i resti and the rest of the ancient theatre, the main basilica fu voluta dal Re Vittorio Amedeo II come of the Alps like Monviso, Orsiera, Rocciamelone, dell’antico teatro, principali testimonianze archeological witnesses of the Roman era in the ringraziamento alla Vergine Maria dopo la vittoria Gran Paradiso, Apostoli, Torre di Lavina and archeologiche dell’epoca romana della città. Gli city. The elegant arcades and galleries will take sui francesi che assediavano Torino nel 1706. Qui Monte Rosa with Doufour peak. Here on May eleganti portici e le gallerie vi accompagneranno you to Piazza Carignano and Piazza San Carlo ebbe luogo il drammatico schianto dell’aereo del 4th 1949 the airplane of Grande Torino football alla scoperta delle piazze San Carlo e Carignano, where you will have the chance to taste the Grande Torino il 4 maggio 1949 in ritorno da team crushed. You will reach Superga by the ricchi di caffè storici dove è possibile gustare il famous “Bicerin”, typical Piedmontese hot drink, Lisbona. La salita a Superga verrà effettuata con characteristic rack tramway. famoso “Bicerin”, inserito da Hemingway tra made with chocolate, coffee and milk cream. il caratteristico trenino a cremagliera. Meeting point: Piazza Castello in front of Teatro Regio le cento cose del mondo che avrebbe salvato, Meeting point: Piazza Castello in front of Teatro Regio Incontro: Piazza Castello fronte Teatro Regio The price includes: official guide+transfer (rack insieme ad autentiche delizie della pasticceria The price includes: official guide La quota comprende: guida ufficiale + biglietti tramway + tram/bus RT) piemontese. The price does not include: Bicerin tasting and tram e trenino AR The price does not include: Tombe Reali Incontro: Piazza Castello fronte Teatro Regio anything not specifically stated under “The price La quota non comprende: ingresso alle Tombe entrance fee and anything not specifically stated La quota comprende: guida ufficiale includes” Reali e tutto quanto non specificato ne “La quota under “The Price Includes” La quota non comprende: degustazione del comprende” Bicerin e tutto quanto non specificato ne “La quota comprende” prenotando entrambe le escursioni, offerta speciale € 99,00! special deal: both tours € 99.00! € € 43,00 65,00 Tutto l’anno Tutto l’anno a piedi bambini 0-3 gratis/child 0-3 free a piedi bambini 0-3 gratis/child 0-3 free 2h30’ min 2 escluso il mercoledì 3h min 2 All year on foot bambini 3-12 50%/child 3-12 50% on foot bambini 3-12 50%/child 3-12 50% All year except Wednesday dal 3° adulto 30%/from 3rd adult 30% dal 3° adulto 30%/from 3rd adult 30% 2 3 AKITA by LAB TRAVEL Tel. +39.011.9206602 [email protected] MOVIE ON THE ROAD TORINO CON UNO ZAINETTO DI LIBRI MOVIE ON THE ROAD will take you on the TURIN WITH A BAG FULL OF BOOKS TORINO CINEMA TOUR “streets of cinema“, through stories, curiosities and surprises. We will visit the city center, walking in the footsteps of famous artists and Oscars in the places were they created MOVIE ON THE ROAD vi porterà a percorrere extraordinary films: the original versions of Torino ha da sempre accolto personaggi illustri, Turin has always received very famous people “le strade del cinema”, attraverso storie, “The Italian job” and “Scent of a Woman”, intellettuali, letterati ma soprattutto grandi of the past, intellectuals, scientists, but most of curiosità e piccole sorprese. Partendo da Piazza “Deep Red”, “After Midnight”, “Heaven”, “The scrittori. Saranno proprio le pagine scritte da all writes. We want to give you the chance to Vittorio Veneto visiteremo il centro seguendo Sunday Woman”, “Hannah and Her Sisters”, Montesquieu, Alfieri, Ruskin, Twain, James, discover the city in a very special way. We’ll let un itinerario che ci condurrà fino a Piazza “War and Peace” and many others. The tour Nietzsche e molti altri ancora a raccontarci their pages talk, reading what Montesquieu, Emanuele Filiberto, nelle strade dove artisti di will show you Turin from a different point of la città. Scopriremo così, attraverso le loro Alfieri, Ruskin, Twain, James, Nietzsche and fama mondiale e premi Oscar hanno realizzato view, through the eyes of Mario Monicelli, parole, la Torino deliziosa, che li ha affascinati many others wrote about Turin, what they film straordinari: le versioni originali di “The Dario Argento, Marcello Mastroianni, Cate e di cui si sono innamorati, la Torino che hanno fell in love with, what enchanted them, what Italian job” e “Profumo di donna”, “Profondo Blanchett, Vittorio Gassman, Woody Allen. criticato e quella con “l’aria di una trasparenza they criticize and what they saw, through rosso”, “Dopo mezzanotte”, “Santa Maradona”, meravigliosa, dove tutte le cose parevano this “wonderfully transparent air, where all ”La donna della domenica”, “Hannah e le sue The price includes: guided tour, “Movie On The smaltate in quella limpidezza”. the things looked as if they were glazed with sorelle”, “Guerra e pace” e tantissimi altri. Road” map limpidity”. Un tour che vi farà vedere Torino da una The price does not include: extras and La quota comprende: tour guidato tematico prospettiva diversa e suggestiva, attraverso anything not specifically stated under “The La quota non comprende: tutto quanto non The price includes: thematic guided tour gli occhi di Mario Monicelli, Dario Argento, price includes” indicato alla voce “La quota comprende” The price does not include: anything not Marcello Mastroianni, Stefano Accorsi, Vittorio specifically stated under “The price includes” Gassman, Woody Allen, Carlo Verdone, Gian Maria Volontè e molti altri maestri del cinema. La quota comprende: tour guidato, mappa “Movie On The Road” La quota non comprende: gli extra e tutto quanto non specificato alla voce “La quota comprende” € € Sabato (ore 20.00) a piedi 15,00 in italiano Tutte le sere (ore 20.30) a piedi 1h30’ min 15 1h30’ min 7 15,00 Saturday (at 8 pm) on foot 24,00 in english Every evening (at 8.30 pm) on foot 4 5 ANEMOS Itinerari del Vento Pedalato Tel. +39.011.6317065 [email protected] ROYAL E-BIKE TOUR TORINO A TUTTA BIRRA ROYAL E-BIKE TOUR Guided tours in the historic center of Turin TORINO AND ITS BEERS in E-bike. Riding on cycle paths and areas without traffic, you can admire points of great architectural and historical value and riding along the Po river always accompanied by a Visite guidate del centro storico di Torino e del cycling guide and helped by our E-bike. You In bici per Torino alla scoperta della storia che A ride through the streets of Turin to discover lungo Po in E-bike. I principali punti di interesse can find and see very important places, like la birra ha avuto in città. Fabbriche di birra the history that beer has had in town. During - come Palazzo Reale, il Santuario della Palazzo Reale, Porta Palatina, Santuario della storiche, ormai scomparse, come la Kursaal- the tour you can see the places where many Consolata, la Porta Palatina, il Parco e Castello Consolata, Valentino’s park and Castle. The tour Durio, Bosio & Caratsch e Metzger e nuovi years ago were ancient breweries, now del Valentino - descritti dall’accompagnatore is also for children and teens; the minimum age birrifici, dove conoscere le fasi produttive disappeared, like Kursaal-Durio, Bosio & qualificato, sono raggiunti senza fatica grazie for using the E-bike is 14 years old; younger can e assaggiare la bevanda che laetificat cor Caratsch. What’s the beer thing that to sit at all’utilizzo della bicicletta a pedalata assistita. have normal bikes; we have also child bike seat hominum. the counter of a pub to discover the secrets of Il tour è adatto anche a bambini e ragazzi; l’età and bike trailer. the mixtures and taste good also craft beers. minima per l’utilizzo della bicicletta a pedalata La quota comprende: tour guidato tematico assistita è di 14 anni; per età inferiori si possono The price includes: official cycling guide, La quota non comprende: tutto quanto non The price includes: thematic guided tour utilizzare biciclette tradizionali di varie misure; E-bike, helmet indicato alla voce “La quota comprende” The price does not include: anything not disponibili soluzioni anche per i più piccoli.
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