It doesnt take long after arriving in the Piedmontese capital to discover its inimitable elegance.
Below, a guide to Turin.
The Victorian-style rooms feature antique period furniture and beds outfitted in liberty print canopies.
The 19th-century Mole Antonelliana towers over Turin at dusk.
The one thing to know about traditional Piedmontese meals?
You better come with a big appetite.
Trattoria Bar Cocos is another unassuming local favorite, where traditional fare likevitello tonnatoandpasta e fagioliare the standouts.
Piazza Carlo Alberto at sunset.
Come for lunch, order anything and youll surely get your moneys worth.
As its a small space and a relatively sceney spot for Turin, its best to book ahead.
Stay in Turin a while longer and youll uncover the art and culture scene that brews beneath its surface.
A suite at the Royal Palace Hotel.
The citys rich historical landmarks also double as centers for the modern art community thats beginning to flourish here.
The breakfast room at Hotel Victoria Torino.
A contemporary riff on the traditional Piedmontese dish ofvitello tonnato.
Inside Museo Casa Mollino.
The village of Serralunga d’Alba village in the Barolo wine region.
