Turin – Page 2 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Turin – Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli

Located in a beautiful, although slightly incongruous, building on top of the former Lingotto test track is this small art

Lingotto was once one of the largest car factories in the world and it was constructed by Fiat between 1916

The city’s museum of human anatomy has been in operation (note the word play there….) since 1739 and it has

The River Po is the longest river in Italy and runs through Turin and also through Milan and Ferrara. The

There’s a viewing platform at the top of the Museo Nazionale della Montagna, which offers some excellent views over Turin and

This is the city’s Second World War museum, telling the story of the conflict from the perspective of people who

Of no real relevance, but this is the first Hudson News that I’ve seen outside of the United States and

“Tourists can find our public transport system difficult”. I wasn’t going to write about this until the friendly women at

This is my first visit to Turin, flying with British Airways from Gatwick South. Initially the flight seemed busy and