Join us for a tour around Turin combining its majestic urban gems – the park, the largest river in Italy and an open landscape up to the Alps

In a tour of about 3 hours, we will get to know the green corridor of the city of Turin, essential for the quality of life, and we will pass through impressive buildings, bridges, a spectacular view of the entire city up to the Alps and the magical Valentino Park.

The tour will begin with the symbol of the city, the tallest brick tower in the world. From there we will continue to the Po River, the largest and most important of Italy’s rivers. Until the last century, this river was used as an important transport and trade route for the whole of northern Italy when along it there were ports for unloading goods. Today this river is the green lung, the “Central Park” of Turin with cafes, walking paths and water sports. From the river we ascend to a particularly impressive viewpoint. Some say that those who haven’t seen the view from here haven’t experienced Turin at all. We will continue our walk through one of the oldest and most elegant neighborhoods in the city and end the tour in Valentino Park, the first in Italy and one of the most beautiful urban parks in Italy.

Cost

To adapt the tour as much as possible to the preferences of the participants, the payment is only for the duration of the activity, and we will recommend where and what you could buy and taste along the way.

The base price for a private tour, with the duration of between 2 and 3 hours, is €50 for the first participant plus €20 for each additional participant, as shown in the following price list:

Turin is amazing, and it is impossible to see all of it in such a short time. If you choose to extend the tour, the total cost will be €30 for each additional hour.

The date, the meeting place and the topics of the tour are flexible and will be adjusted to your personal preferences.
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Experiences from tours along the Po River

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