Piazza Castello

Piazza Castello is the second-largest square in Turin by size, but certainly the most significant. Four of the city’s main arteries emanate from the square.

Via Po, Via Pietro Micca, Via Roma and Via Garibaldi. “From here, it’s possible to easily access any part of the city using various modes of transportation. In the spacious square, you’ll find several taxi stands, bike and car-sharing stations, and numerous bus stops. For those who prefer to stay in the vicinity, there’s a wide variety of bars and bistros where you can savor Piedmontese specialties, as well as shops, businesses of all kinds, and dining options.

“On the square, some of the main monuments, museums, and places of interest of the city of Turin face. Indeed, we find the headquarters of the Region, Palazzo Madama, the Teatro Regio, and the Palazzo Reale, around which the entire area of the square develops. The architectural structures present are of great importance, works of important architects such as Vitozzi, Castellamonte, and Juvarra. Piazza Castello is certainly the starting point for a visit to Turin.