Under the
Mole Antonelliana
Accorsi Museum
Just a few steps away from LOOK TO, this is the perfect museum for furniture and antique lovers. The Accorsi museum is in fact a succession of rooms full of unique furniture and furnishings that will fill your eyes with wonder.
Mole Antonelliana
Home to the National Museum of Cinema, it is a real journey through the seventh art, from its origins to our days. Don’t miss a ride on the glass elevator: it will give you the thrill of the ascent inside the Mole and a magnificent view of Turin from above.
Mulassano and Baratti & Milano
There are many historic cafés in the city centre, but for a coffee and a sandwich you can’t miss these two places and their delights. Look carefully around you, here every detail is pure historic elegance.
Mulafsano
Baratti & Milano
Subalpine Gallery
A shopping gallery designed in the 19th century by the architect Pietro Carrera. This gallery will bring you back to the past thanks to its elegant atmosphere that mixes different architectural styles.
Museum of the Risorgimento
If Turin is the city with the most important museum of Egyptian artefacts after Cairo, we must not forget that it was also one of the most important places of the Italian Risorgimento and this museum is a testament to that.
Farmacia del Cambio
Have you ever had an aperitif at the chemist’s? This venue, which was once a pharmacy, is the right place to try and it is right next to the historic restaurant where Count Cavour used to eat.
Lagrange Street
For a pleasant walk along a long street without any traffic surrounded by luxury shops.