Torino Cities
Torino (TO)
The term “melting pot” is not to be applied exclusively to cities on the other side of the ocean. In its two thousand years of history, Turin has not stopped changing for a moment. Always hotbed of political activity, city of the nineteenth century “santi sociali” (social saints), birthplace of cinema, radio and television in Italy, Turin has seen its streets frequented by many writers, painters and, nowadays, film makers and DJs. Turin is multicultural by its very nature, and is now being rediscovered as a tourist destination which is at once cultured, gourmand and youthful. Tourists enjoy Turin’s Savoyard residences, its historical cafes, its chocolate shops, restaurants, art galleries and interesting night-spots, such as the Murazzi and the Quadrilatero Romano (Roman Quadrilateral). The Quadrilatero Romano, where the old town centre has been restored, offers tourists impressive facades by day, and a lively nightlife.
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- Casa Decor - Interni d' Autore
- Rollerski World Cup
- Cinemainstrada
- Torinodanza – Autumn Festival
- Diabolika - The comic book equips the car
- Sculpture Nature Architecture City
- TURN x-change: Good 50x70
- Butterfly Turin/Berlin A/R
- Dall’igloo alla log house
- Cinedesign1/ - Design research into time and movement
