Luxury hotels and modern business hotels close to the central station, Lingotto Fair and Piazza Castello

• Boston Art Hotel

Home to the gold-wrapped ‘gianduiotti’ chocolates, Fiat cars, the black and white striped Juventus soccer team, and Martini drinks, Turin is filled with many wonders and sites, all which are not to be missed. Start off in central piazza Castello with rich Madama Palace facing containing of all the city’s history in the civic museum.

Stroll across the square to see the 17th century Regio Theatre, then see the Royal Palace, once residence to the Savoia family. Look up and see Turin’s symbol, the Mole Antonelliana, originally built to be a synagogue and now home to the Cinematographic Museum.

Don’t miss exploring the Egyptian museum, second only to the one found in Cairo. Admire the renaissance styled , then find solace in old via Garibaldi, flanked on both sides by 17th century houses and palaces. Relax in one of the many historic cafès of the city serving ‘aperitivo’;, a tradition which was born here – drinks are accompanied by a free buffet filled with pasta, salads, sandwiches and fruit.

Visit the modern Lingotto area, formerly the Fiat factories, which hosts a variety of expositions, a movie theatre, a convention center, various restaurants and hotels, the , the 8 Gallery Mall, an , and the old testing race tracks of Fiat.

Nearby: Rivoli, Settimo Torinese, Pinerolo