The former capital of the Duchy of Savoy, of the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia and of the Kingdom of Italy wears its sovereign past very well. And while Turin’s history and architecture are reason enough to visit, the city is also ..
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Since opening in 1757, the Restaurant Del Cambio has seen a good many eras and events. Today, chef Riccardo Ferrero presides over the kitchens of this historic gilt and stucco-adorned ristorante with an eye to preserving tradition..
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Using an array of multimedia displays, in a grandiose setting, this exhibition relates the story of Italian Unity, from the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861 to the present day.
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During March of last year Giorgio Napolitano, the president of the Italian republic, inaugurated Turin's completely renovated Museum of the Risorgimento. This is a key place to find out about Italian National history.
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There can be few culinary products so intrinsically associated with their region of origin as the Gianduiotto with Turin. Conceived from the expertise of master Piedmont chocolate makers, the chocolate is established as a renowned..
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