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10 places you must see near Turin

The Mole Antonelliana and the Egyptian Museum are among the most visited destinations in Turin, but how about an adventure outside the city? Allow the villas, castles and majestic nature to dazzle you.

Are you looking for inspiration? We've put together a handy guide with the 10 must-see destinations near Turin. Don't wait! Book a car with SHARE NOW. We'll deliver it to you, whenever and wherever you want.

TOP destinations around Turin

1. Hunting lodge at Stupinigi
2. Palace of Venaria
3. Sacra di San Michele
4. Ivrea
5. Asti
6. Alba and the Langhe
7. Gran Paradiso National Park
8. Sestriere
9. Aosta
10. Genoa

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1. Hunting lodge at Stupinigi

Distance from Turin: approx. 11 km

This enchanting Rococo-style mansion stands just a stone's throw from the historic centre of Turin and was used by kings and queens of Italy for short stays during hunting. Surrounded by woods, the palace welcomes you with its long, majestic row of cypresses. Walk through the inner gardens, but don't miss the luxury of the interiors, including sumptuous rooms and lounges, designed by architect Juvarra.

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2. Palace of Venaria

Distance from Turin: about 13 km

The core of the villa was built in 1600 by Duke Carlo Amedeo of Savoy. However, the interior flats had continuous modernisation. Walk through the 80 metres long Central Gallery with its 44 windows. What was supposed to be just a connecting corridor turned out to be a masterpiece of architect Juvarra, with the refined decorations of the wide vaulted ceiling and the chequered marble floor.

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3. Sacra di San Michele

Distance from Turin: about 40 km

It is one of the most fascinating and mysterious places in Piedmont. This abbey was built at the end of the 10th century on top of Mount Pirchiriano, 1,000 metres above sea level. From its position it offers a unique panorama over the Susa Valley. The abbey hosts the tombs of members of the Savoy royal family and in the Middle Ages was part of a network of pilgrimage routes dedicated to St Michael the Archangel.

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4. Ivrea

Distance from Turin: about 53 km

Centre of Canavese, this medieval town owes its fame to the famous Carnival. In addition to the parade in historical costumes, the event culminates in the Battle of the Oranges, when a fun and festive game takes place with oranges being thrown between the floats that cross the town. Ivrea is also worth a visit for its castle with its red towers and the large Roman amphitheatre.

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5. Asti

Distance from Turin: about 55 km

Surrounded by the hills of Monferrato, Asti is the ideal destination to lose yourself among rows of centuries-old vines and elegant 19th-century villas, such as the one that once belonged to the noble scholar Vittorio Alfieri. Land of origin of the ruby-red Barbera or Moscato, the sweet and delicate white sparkling wine, Asti has real delicacies in store, such as agnolotti al plin, small stuffed ravioli, and hazelnut desserts.

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6. Alba and the Langhe

Distance from Turin: about 65 km

The term Langhe refers to the rolling hills among the provinces of Asti and Cuneo. Driving along the roads of the Langhe is a unique and relaxing experience. A visit to Alba, the ancient city of a hundred towers, known for the white truffle, is a must. Every year, in October, this city hosts an international fair dedicated to its prized mushroom.

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7. Gran Paradiso National Park

Distance from Turin: about 70 km

The park is an ideal destination during all seasons of the year thanks to the wide variety of activities it offers. Trekking, snowshoeing, but also rafting and rock-climbing. The park hosts a rich fauna and it is not uncommon to spot golden eagles. And what about the wood and stone villages, barns and shelters that can be found along the way? All waiting to be discovered!

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8. Sestriere

Distance from Turin: about 102 km

Sestriere is a typical ski resort founded in the 1930s. Located at an altitude of 2,000 metres, Sestriere guarantees exceptional views. Popular winter sports in the area are, in addition to skiing, curling and ice skating. There is no shortage of delicacies. Bagna cauda, a Piedmontese sauce made with butter, oil, garlic and salted anchovies, is a condiment the area is particularly proud of.

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9. Aosta

Distance from Turin: about 114 km

A trip to Aosta is worthwhile not only to admire the Alps in all their majesty. Indeed, the capital of the Aosta Valley has an elegant square with its neoclassical town hall, as well as numerous remains of its Roman heritage such as the Arch of Augustus, the Porta Praetoria, the Roman Theatre, the Amphitheatre and the Bridge. A few minutes from the centre, the towers of Fenis Castle rise up for a true dip into the past.

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10. Genoa

Distance from Turin: about 173 km

If you are in Turin and fancy the sea, then a visit to Genoa is a must. The heart of Genoa lies in the tangle of alleyways around the harbour. Ancient maritime republic, the commercial vocation of this city can be felt everywhere, especially in the Palazzi dei Rolli, the rich residences of Genoese merchants, now open to the public. Liguria's capital conquers even the youngest visitors with its Aquarium and its inhabitants.

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