The Turin property is nestled within a historic building, originally designed by architect Emilio Decker in 1953.

Cardinal Archbishop Roberto Repole of Turin and Mayor Stefano Lo Russo presided over the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Turin is the 4th largest city in Italy—and one of the biggest hidden gems in Europe. But 36 hours in Turin would be a wasted trip—a traveler seeking a real experience should budget at least ...

For a less traditional dining experience, head to Magazzino 52, a wine shop and restaurant, which serves innovative interpretations of traditional Piedmontese dishes.

Turin boasts an extensive tram network, as well as an underground metro line that runs through downtown. It’s also continuously moving to build more bike lanes, while restricting cars in the ...

Tucked away in the far northwest of Italy is a city where chocolate reigns. The residents of Turin have been creating—and consuming—chocolate since the 16th century, culminating in a vibrant ...

Turin could also benefit if the government attracts another automaker to Italy, ending Stellantis' status as the sole major national car producer. Talks are ongoing with China's Dongfeng Motor ...