Turin is the capital of Piedmont and certainly one of the most important Italian cities rich in history and culture. Counts 910,000 inhabitants and is the fourth joint Italian population after Rome, Milan and Naples. First capital of Italy between 1861 and 1865, it was here that he began the project of unifying Italy with Cavour and Garibaldi. All her urban, counting of course the towns nearby, is 1,750,000 inhabitants.
In Torino there are two different styles of civilian buildings, monuments and churches, or the baroque style and the Roman and remember that at the beginning of'900 the city of Turin has been the cradle of Futurism. Appreciated at international level, are in fact tens of thousands of foreign tourists visiting the city each year, mainly thanks to the many events and cultural and artistic events that take place during the year as the book fair, the Cioccolatò , concerts, fair to and not just Lingotto in Turin in fact are the second most important Egyptian museum in the world after that of Cairo, and the International Museum of Cinema, located inside the Mole Antonelliana. Remember the Basilica di Superga inside where you can find all dipindi of the Popes of all time, this is unique and the beautiful Royal Palace.
Turin is also a symbol of the movida, the famous embankments of the Po, the equivalent of the Navigli in Milan or Trasvere in Rome, where at night you can shelter in the numerous local aperitif, to listen to live music or make four jumps disco.