The apartement adress is Via Santa Giulia 68 a couple of minutes walk from Piazza Vittorio Veneto,
from the Mole Antonelliana symbol of Torino and close to the historical city center
I have selected this name for the apartment since I have decided to give a new life
to what used to be the house of my aunt
I have selected this name for the apartment since I have decided to give a new life to what used to be the house of my aunt. The house has been renewed with love and passion to host everybody who want to visit Torino still feeling at home.
The apartment is located at the firts floor (with elevator) of a Historical palace in the heart of the Vanchinglia area.
The apartement adress is Via Santa Giulia 68 a couple of minutes walk from Piazza Vittorio Veneto, from the Mole Antonelliana symbol of Torino and close to the historical city center.
The apartment has 3 rooms with private bath room a common kitchen + free wi-fi and possibility to rent bikes close by (To Bike 200 mts from main entrance). In the house is prohibited to smoke but smoking is allowed on the terrace outside the common kitchen.
Monuments of Turin and surroundings,
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A reopened Egyptian Museum isn’t the only draw in Turin, where projects like the warehouse district Docks Dora, home to galleries, ateliers and underground clubs; the street art initiative Arte in Barriera; and Lavazza’s new headquarters in Aurora near Porta Palazzo, Europe’s largest open-air market, are softening an industrial face.
Fresh exhibition spaces and museums (CAMERA – Italian Center for Photography and Museo Ettore Fico) complement Contemporary Art Week, comprising Artissima, Paratissima and Luci d’Artista.
The concurrent Club to Club is one of many music festivals (Torino Jazz, Kappa Futur, TODAYS, Movement Torino).
The city, which is home to Slow Food’s annual Salone del Gusto, is also a jumping-off point for the Unesco world heritage-designated wine regions Langhe-Roero and Monferrato.
[ - nytimes.com - 07/01/2016 ]
