Spending some days in Torino during the summer could be a perfect occasion to enjoy the streets without traffic, the museums without queues and to find the perfect weather to take wonderful pictures up and down the city. Here you are some photos taken in the capital of Piemonte in summer.
Photo Credits: Fabrizio Gariazzo
Photo Credits: Fabrizio Gariazzo
Piazza Castello has so many things that you can do... above all visiting Palazzo Madama with the Civic Museum of Ancient Art of Turin, or the Royal Palace that is the heart of the Savoy court, symbol of the power of the dynasty.
Photo Credits: Fabrizio Gariazzo
Around the city centre you'll find the typical public fountain of Torino, which is a popular feature of the city's furnishing: its name is Toret, that means little bull, the symbol of Torino. And of course, the water is potable!
But in summer, you know, sometimes it could also rain: so it's time for a coffe in the Galleria Subalpina near Piazza Castello. The glass roof allows you to see the sky (and also the rain, sure) above you while you are indoor, maybe sitting at a table of the Cafè Baratti e Milano, tasting an exclusive bicerin (coffee, chocolate and cream sweetened with syrup), the typical drink of Torino.
Photo Credits: Silvia Cartotto
But it's at the Valentino's Park on the river Po that people lie down in the sun during the hot summer week-ends. And there is also a large part of people that do sports here: running, going by bicycle, going rollerblading or just walking is like being far from the city, in the middle of the nature, without the annoying noise of the traffic.
Photo Credits: Silvia Cartotto