Turin · CITY TOURS
13 reviewed
Out of 13 city tours on this site, these 13 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Torino and Piemonte 2-Day City Card for museum lovers: free major sights plus discounts, valid 2 days from activation, great value for a fast trip.
“wish I set aside one more day Turin. There is so mich good attractions to expwrienxe. The frwe attraction allows by the ticket is qorth it.”
Torino + Piemonte 3-Day Card for Turin and Piedmont: free museum entry, big discounts, and regional access for a smart value 3 days.
“Enjoying so much to see with this card, excellent value for money”
A 2-hour small-group walk through Turin’s biggest landmarks with an expert local guide, from Piazza San Carlo to Mole Antonelliana.
“Viviana is an excellent guide — she provided important context in addition to the historical and cultural particulars. And in a very engaging manner — highly recommend!”
A 3-hour guided e-bike ride through Turin’s top sights, Savoy palaces, Po views, and the Cappuccini skyline from city center.
“A wonderful morning by bike with our fantastic guide.”
A small-group Turin e-bike tour that stitches together royal squares, Roman leftovers, and a big viewpoint from Monte dei Cappuccini.
“It was excellent. Our guide was fantastic. Bikes were very new and in great condition. Perfect start to our holiday in Turin. The view over the city was spectacular..”
Hop on and explore Turin for 24–48 hours with narrated double-decker bus routes, big-name sights, and flexible stop-and-stay pacing.
“There are four different routes, I only took two but they gave a good tour around the city. The buses aren't very regular so if you do hop off somewhere you'll be at least an hour before the next comes”
A 90-minute Piedmont wine tasting in central Turin with an English sommelier, four glasses, and palate-cleansing breadsticks and water.
“We had a terrific evening with Julia! It was super interesting to hear about the piedemont area and just about perfect with four types of wine och 1,5 hour. Would say it's a must go for everyone who is interested to learn some basic stuff about piedemont wines, but also a really nice time for those who are already into the world of wines. Thank you, Julia!”
Easy Turin wine tasting with 4 Piedmont samples, cheese and cured meats, plus a printed guide, in a relaxed 1-hour small group.
“The host was so nice. The wines were paired nicely with cheeses, breads and cured meats to really enhance the flavors. Great wine selection and the host really knows what she is talking about.”
Ride a panoramic bus through Turin’s Luci d’Artista lights with a multilingual guide. See major installations fast and choose optional Bicerin.
“Very suggestive experience in the streets of Turin accompanied by an accurate description that made me discover things that as a Turinese I did not know. Council for everyone also for families with children.Auto-translated”
A guided 3-hour walk in Turin pairing the Egyptian Museum with quick city sights, led by experts and timed to avoid overwhelm.
“Guida eccellente, molto competente. Ci ha fatto comprendere ed apprezzare ancora di più il museo egizio che già di per sé è ottimamente organizzato. Anche la breve visita alla città è stata molto piacevole.”
Easy one-hour vermouth tasting in Turin: white, red, spritz plus bites and history. Small group near the Royal Palace.
“There were only two of us, and the drinks and snacks were delicious. Since our English-speaking daughter wasn't there, we did the tasting using a translation app, which was a lot of fun. The information about the location was great, and the ladies at the bar were very nice and friendly. A very enjoyable experience, and we'd love to go again.”
Turin squares plus a private, skip-the-line guided visit to the Egyptian Museum, with museum tickets included and expert commentary.
“This is a private tour of both the historical center of Turin and its world famous Egyptian museum. The guide will lead you through most important landmarks and museum artifacts, comment on their historical significance and answer your questios.”
Walk Turin’s main sights in 2–3 hours with Luisa, a local art historian, plus free entry stops and smart time to explore on your own.
“Prepare to walk a lot and wear comfortable shoes ☺️ We did some exploring before the tour, so it was a bit repetitive. Our guide was knowledgeable, but a bit hard to understand.. overall a good experience..”
