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Situated in northern Italy along the banks of the Po River, Turin is Italy’s fourth largest city and a fascinating destination for travelers. Often overshadowed by more popular cities such as Rome and Florence, Turin offers visitors a wealth of culture and sites to explore. Stroll through the elegant Piazza Castello and marvel at the Baroque architecture, then visit the Turin Cathedral, affectionately known as the “Duomo di San Giovanni.” Wander through the galleries and stalls of the bustling Porta Palazzo market and explore ancient ruins along the Via dei Roman, including the Palazzo Madama and the Church of San Lorenzo. Don't miss a visit to the Mole Antonelliana, an iconic 19th century landmark at the heart of the city. Turin is renowned for its café culture, offering a wide variety of delicious dishes and ice-cold gelato. Quirky bars, hidden underground clubs and luxe shopping, along with important national and international attractions all add to the fabric of life in Turin.