Despite being considered a smaller city in Italy (although it’s actually the 4th largest city in the country), Turin offers a rich variety of museums, events, and restaurants. With over 40 museums and exhibition centers, plus an array of art galleries and antique stores, there’s always something going on.

Turin’s museum scene is a captivating blend of palaces repurposed into cultural centers following the royal family’s exile, plus scientifically significant collections like the Egyptian Museum. For ardent enthusiasts, the city is also home to niche museums dedicated to things like automobiles, cinema, and the iconic Italian coffee brand Lavazza, offering truly immersive experiences.