6 Landmarks in Torino
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6 landmarks in Torino: Piazza San Carlo, Dito di Cristoforo Colombo, Palazzo col piercing, and 3 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Silvia đź’« Traveling for joy, deep vibes & what feels good.
Piazza San Carlo
Place
Perform the local tradition of circling the bull's attributes three times for good luck. This grand piazza is a central hub for city life and a perfect spot for people-watching.
Dito di Cristoforo Colombo
Landmark
4.6
Rub Christopher Columbus's finger for good luck, especially before embarking on a journey. This quirky tradition is a local favorite and adds a fun, interactive element to your visit to Piazza Castello.
Palazzo col piercing
Landmark
4.3
Look up to find the 'Building with a Piercing,' an unusual architectural feature that sparks curiosity. It's one of Turin's most photographed and talked-about structures, reflecting the city's quirky side.
Tarì - cake lab viennoiserie
Pastry shop
4.4
Indulge in a Mole-shaped brioche or a giant Bacio di Dama. These unique pastries are a must-try for any sweet tooth. Consider pre-ordering, especially on weekends, to avoid queues.
Testa Rovesciata del David
Landmark
4.3
This unique art installation challenges your perspective. Take a moment to view the world from a different point of view. It's a thought-provoking piece you won't find anywhere else.
Latteria Bera
Food store
4.7
Grab a portable cheese board from Latteria Bera for a delightful on-the-go culinary experience. It’s an original and delicious way to sample local cheeses while exploring the city.
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