Why was Turin the first capital of Italy? Florence, the second capital of Italy The Breach of Porta Pia and the final choice of Rome Brindisi and Salerno: two 'capitals' during the war Why was ...

Capital of the northern Italian region of Piedmont, Turin was part of the Duchy of Savoy, which covered the borderlands between Italy, France, and Switzerland. When Italy became a unified country ...

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 ...

When you’re ready for dessert, you’re in luck; Piedmont is Italy's leader in chocolate production and Baratti & Milano is the oldest and best confectionery to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Hosted in Turin in northern Italy, the city is expected to be radiate with energy and enthusiasm as athletes compete in these inspiring games. The Special Olympics are an opportunity for ...