Turin might not be the first Italian city you think of for a family getaway, but that’s exactly what makes it such a gem. Packed with charm, culture, and loads of fun, Turin with kids doesn’t ...

On past trips to Turin, I’ve wandered through the halls of the royal palace, sipped cocktails at one of the city’s best bars, and shopped at an antique bookstore, but I wanted to get more ...

If you go. Turin, Italy. To call the numbers below from the U.S., dial 011 (the international dialing code), 39 (the country code for Italy), 011 (city code for Turin) and the local number.

Turin is the 4th largest city in Italy—and one of the biggest hidden gems in Europe. But 36 hours in Turin would be a wasted trip—a traveler seeking a real experience should budget at least ...

Turin is a city of grand arcaded axes, from the river across the Piazza Vittorio Veneto and up the Via Po to the castle, then south down the Via Roma, through the beautiful Piazza San Carlo, to ...

And for travellers who’d like more of a guided experience of the city’s culinary offering, a Turin Half-day Food & Aperitivo Tasting Tour will do the trick. Turin is famous for championing the Slow ...

Turin, a city of approximately 860,000 people, has fallen on hard times of late. In 2002, Fiat announced it would begin slashing jobs as a cost-cutting measure.

Italian opera houses have been rocked in recent years by what appears to be a never-ending series of financial, managerial and labor crises that have given an embarrassing black eye to the country … ...

After hosting the Winter Olympics, Turin is shaping up well for the summer Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent Notifications can be managed in browser preferences.