Things to do in Turin

Turin Egyptian Museum is amazing … seeing faces stare back from 4000 years ago. Egyptians made huge efforts to ensure their lives lived on beyond death. In these exhibits they do. Images of people and lives from thousands of years ago lead us to try and understand how they thought, how they lived. Arms wrapped around each other’s shoulders, their love lives on. Everyday objects, a bed, a side table, 4000 years old but preserved as if they were made yesterday. The array of objects and images is astonishing. Carved from hard volcanic rock, painted with mineral pigments, these objects and images still live like the day they were made. Kings and gods sit silently and stare through the years, unchanged.

Breathtaking! A MUST see in Turin! Built in the 16th century and later modernized by Christine Marie of France in the 17th century, with designs by the Baroque architect Filippo Juvarra. The palace also includes the Palazzo Chiablese and the Chapel of the Holy Shroud. Tip: Allow a good 2 hours to see the beauty of this palace and the museum. You won’t be disappointed!

Wonderful halfday trip from Turin. Nice garden and many different temporary exhibitions.

The museum was below expectations. A total mess. Lots of noise and chaos. The staff, except for a few, were unfriendly. They didn't smile at all.

Amazing porcelain pieces collection and the best city view

The Juventus Stadium in Turin, Italy is very big. It happened to be at night, the lights and sound were shocking, there were many locals, shouting one after another, and the surrounding environment was good. I went there but didn't go in. The ticket was 100 euros. My colleague went inside. I was pulling two suitcases. Fortunately, there were food, drinks and entertainment around. I put the suitcases in the supermarket and bought a few things symbolically. It was a warehouse-style supermarket. There were a wide variety of things. I was stunned. They were all branded things. We had limited luggage and couldn't carry them. I went to another supermarket to buy various sports products. Wow, there were so many things! The lively crowd outside the stadium was shouting.

The Turin Automobile Museum building itself covers a large area and has a unique and grand design. The car exhibitions inside are even more exciting and dazzling. The various eras, styles, and brands are simply amazing!

Piazza San Carlo is located in the middle of Via Roma in Turin, Italy. Piazza San Carlo and the surrounding Baroque-style buildings form a beautiful urban complex, so this square has earned a beautiful name: "Turin's Studio".