The elegant shopping spine — Via Roma's arcades, the twin churches of Piazza San Carlo and the grand cafés. Polished, well-connected and central; a smart, comfortable base for walkers and shoppers.
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€170–300
typical per night in Italy
You pay for the postcode
Cheapest in TurinPriciest
One of the pricier addresses in Turin.
Where it sits
The circle is Via Roma & Piazza San Carlo and roughly a 10-minute walk around it.
How far is everything?
Turin Caselle (TRN)~27 min drive15.1 km
From the middle of this area to the city's headline sights — pick your own on the city page and these become your list.
- Museo Egizio3 min walk233 m
- Piazza Castello & Palazzo Madama6 min walk536 m
- Royal Palace of Turin8 min walk674 m
- Duomo & the Holy Shroud9 min walk763 m
- Quadrilatero Romano10 min walk801 m
- Mole Antonelliana & Cinema Museum11 min walk913 m
- Parco del Valentino & Borgo Medievale16 min walk1.3 km
- Basilica of Superga21 min taxi7.0 km
On your doorstep
What you’re living next to if you stay here.
- 5.Piazza San Carlo — Turin's 'drawing room' — a perfectly balanced baroque square of twin churches, arcades and the historic cafés, with an equestrian statue at its centre. Take a coffee under the porticoes and watch the city pass.
- 8.Via Roma & the arcades — The grand shopping street runs arrow-straight from the station to Piazza Castello under continuous marble porticoes — designer windows, historic signs, and cover from sun or rain. Turin's 18km of arcades start here.
- 15.Gianduiotto & chocolate — Turin invented gianduja — the silky hazelnut-chocolate born when cocoa ran short — and the ingot-shaped gianduiotto is its sweet. Graze the historic chocolatiers along Via Roma and San Carlo; autumn brings the big CioccolaTò festival.
When are you staying?
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