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Turin City Guide TURIN CITY GUIDE ® FEBRUARY 2020 WWW.WHEREITALIA.COM/TURIN Winter paradiseENJOY THE BEST OF THE SNOWY SEASON IN PIEDMONT ALL YOU CAN DO IN THE CITY Top events and places to be SIGHTSEEING | MUSEUMS | SHOPPING | DINING | ENTERTAINMENT | MAPS YOUR TRAVELING COMPANION SINCE 1936® ® WELCOME TO ITALY whereMAGAZINE Turin Turin February 2020 www.whereitalia.com/turin Dear Visitor, Welcome to Turin! PROEDI MEDIA - WHERE INSIDER TIPS Via Ezio Biondi, 1. 20154 Milano. 12 the guide Our country has been a world tourism destination T: 02 349951 - Fax 02 33107015 for more than 500 years, even before the word [email protected] www.whereitalia.com/turin ‘tourism’ was coined in the XIX century. Now that 22 SHOPPING more than one billion tourists travel throughout PUBLISHER AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF At Tonatto you can find the world annually, Italy is the fifth most visited Andrea Jarach home fragrances and ([email protected]) perfumes, or create the Andrea Jarach country in the world with 58.3 million tourists. scent that best reflects Publisher And it’s not a coincidence. MANAGING EDITOR Where® Alessandra Finzi your personality. If you’re here on a pleasure trip, you already know ([email protected]) BRENTATORE 30 DINING CORSO VERCELLI why Italy has such enormous appeal. If, on the CONTRIBUTORS CORSO ALESSANDRIA TANGENZIALE NORD TORINO The reasons for pizzeria other hand, you’re here for business, look around and let Where® be Carey Bernitz, Simona P.K. Daviddi, Floriana VI A PAG ANE LLI Berberè Parrocchia Santa Gianna CORSO GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI Berberè’s success include CORSO GIULIO CESARE di Maio, Elisabetta Giudici, Joy Lacanlale, V I A L A N Z O your guide. You can use our magazine as a manual to discover and S T R A D A D I D R U E N D O Fabio Lancini, Giulia Minero, Elena Peverata, living sourdough, organic S T R A D A D I D R U E N D O enjoy the country’s most unique aspects. Whether it’s a question of Chiara Zaccarelli STRADA DI DRUENDO Yann Tiersen seasonal ingredients, 500 m HOT DATESVIA VERONESE 8 history, beautiful landscapes, the number of different experiences VIA V I A R E I S S R O M O L I BERGERA VENAR easily digestible dough, V ICONOGRAPHY SIGHTSEEING IA A NDREA SANSOV IA V I A R E I S S R O M O L I IN O available, the food, or the warm, friendly people, remember that the Archivio Proedi Media, 40 & MUSEUMSVIA TRAVES CORSO GAETANO SCIREA Juventus Museum VIA VERONESE and a convivial concept. REBAUDENGO ELLA C V ST IA RADA DE Allianz Stadium GIOV Milano Panoramica, Shutterstock LLA CONTI VI NESSA VIA REISS ROMOLI A AL CORSO VERCELLI A VIA VITTORIO CUNIBERTI FONSO diversity of this unique country is embodied within just a few NNI VI A REFRA V I A L A N Z O Alena Baeva PAOLO DELLA STRADA ALTESSANO VIA VERONESE V I A G BAT V I A M A I U S E P P E VIA B M A S S A R I ADINI C V I A G I U S E P 36 FOOD&WINETISTA NCORE VIA VENARIA P E M A S S A R I SAC ANIS P E CIO ON GANDINO CARTOGRAPHY V I kilometers: from the north to the south, from the east to the west, from O’ FALONIERI A G I U S E U S E P P E D P P E M GI A S S A R I D O A R N VIA ETTORE STAMPINI C O R S O F E R R A R A A VIA POMPEO COLAJANNI VI A sandwich or a pizza? A City Map © Proedi Comunicazione 2020 VIA SANSOVINO V I A R I C C A R V I A O R B E T E L L O VIA VANINETTI A ELL SA E S C the sea to the mountains, from the countryside to the art cities. Don’t C O R S O G R O S S E T O V I A A O R B VIA GIAMBATTISTA LULLI E PIAZZA T E L L O V I A G I I A M A U The M A R C H I Vineria TrapizzinoS E P is V P E M A E VIA ENRICO REYCEND Fast Trains Network Map Dmitry Goloub MANNO O D E L L S S D A R I L V I A R E Giardino Vittime delle Foibe V I A GIUSEPPE C O R S O G R O S O R B E T E AO L L O VIA CORSO GIULIO CESARE S E T O P I S S R O M O L I VIA LEONARDO F STRADA ALTESSANO VIA SALUTE forget that only a few kilometers from where you are now, you can © Proedi Comunicazione 2020 your go-to address.A ST RADA D V ELL E V I A T E R N I ALLE T T VI E A A IO C O R S O G R O S S E T O I D I S SA DELL RACCORDO AUTOSTRADALE TORINO - CASELLE ERNIA ROSS MBAR IE O V I A L E L IA D E I M LE O DEL CA LE VALLETTE CH U G H E T T I Stazione A D GL CINCINNATO CORS I C O R S O G R O S S E T O enjoy the experiences of a lifetime. V CORSO VERCELLI Madonna di Campagna VIA I A STRA VIA ALA DI STURA MP VIA FIESO NZIO T E MARKETING & ADVERTISING R NI V V I A L U C E N Chiesa QUI I A L T O A C A PIAZZA VIA PIRANO V I A V I A L E D E I M U G H E T T I S O S P E L L O VI Santa Famiglia Di Nazaret VIALE DEI MUGHETTI U CONTI VIA BOTTICELLI C 38 SIGHTSEEING CORSO DEL MOLISE CA V I A S O S P Chiesa Santa Giardino E L L O DI VIA DELLE PRIMULE Caterina da Siena REBAUDENGO Sieva Carolo, Isa Faleschini, Marta Mailhac, CORSO LUCIO Chiesa Don Gnocchi To make sure you don’t miss them, consult Where®. V I A T E R N I V I A S Madonna di Campagna O S P E L L O NA & MUSEUMS Giardino Jaquerio ADON A SEGANTINI V I A S T M GN PIAZZA LE ENZO V I A T E R N IA AMPA RUGGERO PIAZZA Daniele Misrachi, Rachele Renna, Paola Zannoni ANNI I V I C AR V D VIA NICOLA PORPORA VIA BORGARO BONGHI, IA P PIAZZA DERNA VIA BOTTICELLI V VIA SARGIO IA GIO VETTA RA V I A B We’re in love with Italy and we want to share this love with you. VIA CARDINALE G. R E N TA V V V I A F O R L I ’ STRADA ALTESSANO I A FO D'ITALIA DEL BORGO VITTORIA DINING VIA CASTELDELFINO LIGNO A With its arcades, period Parco Sempione Est V I A M 30 I C H E L E C ([email protected]) LA O P P I O VIA ANDREA CESALPINO O R B CORSO TARANTO VIA SANSOVINO V I A M I C H E L E CasaCORSO Mago LOMBARDIA C O P P I O Parco Sempione V I A V I T E C A M P I G L I V I A D E L L E P R I M U L E Giardino Cavallotti M ASSAIA VIA PIAZZA palaces andA historic cafés, V I A F O R PASQUALE V I A C A R L O L O R E N Z I N I G V I A B E R LIGNO VILLARI N A R D I N O L Stazione Torino Rebaudengo Fossata ADMINISTRATION V I A N I U I N I V I A B R E G L I O V I A G U B B I O Chiesa Parr. S.Giuseppe VIA CHIESA DELLA SALUTE The Publisher VIA MAZZE’ Piazza San Carlo holds CORSO VERCELLI Benedetto Cottolengo VIA BREGLIO TURIN CITY GUIDE V I A E M I L I O B R U VIA STRADELLA V I A B R E G L I O VIA GOTTARDO ® VIA FOLIGNO VIA SEMPIONE Katia Greto ([email protected]) V I A L E M M E VIA BOTTICELLI S C A V I A A S S I S I VIA PIANEZZA V I A F O R L I ’ CORSO TOSCANA V I A B E R VIA SARGIO N A R D I N O L the record for the most CORSO POTENZA PIAZZA O C I G N A U I N I LUIGI CORSO LUCIO QUINZIO CINCINNATO VIA FO MATTIROLO VIA L CEC VIA CARDINALE GUGLIE VIA CASTELDELFINO REGIO VIA FOLIGNO FEBRUARY 2020CORSO REGINA MARGHERITAWWW.WHEREITALIA.COM/TURIN VIA FOSSATAAURO V I A T O Parrocchia Maria Speranza Nostra VIA BORG V I A B E R N A R D I N O L U I N I M M A S O G U L L I PRODUCTION & CIRCULATION, TERBO GLIZZO elegant and picturesque ROSSI Contents LARGO A VIA GOTTARDO OMASSIMO I A F R A N VIA SEMPIONE Ospedale San Giovanni RELLI VIA BORGARO VIA SARGIO ERRICO AN V PARCO V I A V I I Bosco BIO CORSO TARANTO BARRIERA GIACHINO VIA GIAMBATTISTA PERGOLE BIB RTO SALES SUPPORT MANAGER CORSO LOMBARDIA CORSO TOSCANA GUB ELLA SALUTE VIA BORSI L VIA VIA VAL DELLA TORRE MO MA V I A LEMME BORGATA square in the city.
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