토리노 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Piazza San Carlo, dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo since 1618, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and important squares in the city of Turin, so much so that it is often the setting for concerts, demonstrations, electoral rallies and various social and cultural events, as well as celebrations of the victories of the Juventus Turin football team.

Located in Turin's Piazza Castello, this equestrian monument, erected in 1923, commemorates the Italian cavalrymen of World War I. The bronze sculpture by Pietro Canonica depicts a cavalryman on horseback with a banner and rifle. The monument has stood in its current location next to the Palazzo Madama since 1937.

Everything is clean and there is no snow.

Great film museum. A must-see. Unfortunately, the elevator is currently out of service.

Even if you don't want to visit the inside, it's worth walking as far as you can. You can then see the wonderful staircases. Unfortunately, the outside is currently partially covered in scaffolding.

The square is rectangular in shape, 168 meters long and 76 meters wide, and covers an area of 12,768 square meters. Its current appearance dates back to the 17th century, designed by Carlo di Castellamonte and further embellished in the following century by Benedetto Alfieri. In the center stands the Monument to Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy, a work by Carlo Marochetti from 1838, also known as Caval ëd Bronz (Bronze Horse in Piedmontese), which depicts the Duke sheathing his sword after the victory of San Quintino.

In the middle of the park on the Po lies the replica of the medieval estate.

Lake Sirio in the summer is a real gem. Lush nature on the edge of the lake with the possibility of running or walking for about 3 km around it, including a short stretch of dirt. For swimming enthusiasts there is an embarrassment of choice because of all 5 morainic lakes in the area of the 5 lakes, this is the largest in terms of extension. The stretch that I have defined is a lap that touches the landing stage of the private rowing club, goes around the yellow buoys for the entire lake in the parts close to the banks. From mid-April (for the more daring with a wetsuit) until the end of September the temperatures allow swimming. I strongly recommend everyone to swim, however always bringing with them a floating buoy or a board with a belt tied around their waist.