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The Turin Cinematic Walking Tour: Exploring a Film Heritage

Name: The Turin Cinematic Walking Tour: Exploring a Film Heritage
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The Turin Cinematic Walking Tour: Exploring a Film Heritage

€45,00

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Discover Turin’s rich cinematic history on this guided tour through iconic filming locations, from classic movies to international productions and see how the city became Italy’s film capital.

Free cancellation, 24 hrs before

Duration: 2.0 hour

Piazza CLN

Small groups up to 15 participants

English, Italian

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What travellers says ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Hannah – USA
Perfect for cinema lovers, with great stories about directors and filming behind the scenes.
Katarzyna – Poland
Even without knowing all the films, the guide made the tour fun, informative, and easy to follow.
Davide – Switzerland
A creative way to explore Turin, blending history, cinema, and beautiful piazzas.

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Highlights

Discover the filming locations of iconic Italian movies in Turin
Discover the featured Piazza Castello, Teatro Carignano & Galleria Subalpina
Learn about Torino’s role as the birthplace of Italy’s film industry
Explore the area around the Mole Antonelliana, now the Museum of Cinema
Uncover fascinating anecdotes about film productions shot in the city

Includes

Guided walking tour of Torino's cinematic locations
Visit to Piazza CLN
Visit to Galleria San Federico
Visit to Via Carlo Alberto
Visit to Piazza Carignano
Visit to Teatro Carignano
Visit to Galleria Subalpina
Visit to Piazza Castello
Visit to Porta Palazzo
Visit to the Mole area
Information about Torino's film industry history
Film trivia and anecdotes from filming sets

Excludes

Entrance to the Mole Antonelliana Museum of Cinema
Meals and beverages
Personal expenses and souvenirs
Entrance fees to additional sites

Meeting point

Fontana del Po

Piazza CLN

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Embark on an immersive journey through Torino’s vibrant cinematic landscape. This guided tour takes you to legendary filming locations such as Piazza CLN and Galleria San Federico, where scenes from Dario Argento’s "Profondo Rosso" were shot, and Via Carlo Alberto, home to Paolo Sorrentino’s "Il Divo."

Wander through Piazza Carignano and the Teatro Carignano, featured in "La donna della domenica" and "Profondo Rosso," and visit Galleria Subalpina, a historic setting from Luigi Comencini’s "La donna della domenica."

Enjoy the sights around Piazza Castello, where Marco Ponti’s "Santa Maradona" was filmed, and explore Palazzo Saluzzo Paesana, another Sorrentino location.

The tour also covers Porta Palazzo, known from Giuseppe Tornatore’s "Stanno tutti bene," and the vibrant Mole area, which can be creatively edited to highlight Torino’s transformation into a cinema hub.

Along the way, learn about the city’s role in the birth of Italy’s film industry, fun anecdotes from filming sets, and the transformation of the Mole into the Museum of Cinema, celebrating Torino’s cinematic legacy.