Turin, the jewel of northern Italy, is not only known for its rich history and elegant architecture, but also for its breathtaking panoramic views.
The city, surrounded by hills and mountains, offers several strategic points from which to enjoy spectacular panoramic views.
Among the highlights are the Church of the Capuchins Viewpoint, the Superga Viewpoint and the Mole Antonelliana Viewpoint.
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- Mirador de la Iglesia de los Capuchinos
- Viewpoint of Superga
- Mole Antonelliana Viewpoint](#viewpoint-of-the-mole-antonelliana)
Viewpoint of the Church of the Capuchins .
Located on the hill of Turin, the Belvedere of the Church of the Capuchins offers a picturesque view of the city.
Donated by Duke Carlo Emanuele I to the Capuchin friars at the end of the 16th century, from its terrace you have a wonderful view of the city and the Alps.
To reach this oasis of serenity, you can take a leisurely stroll from the center of Turin. The Church of the Capuchins, with its baroque architecture, adds a touch of charm to this unique panoramic experience.
Access from the City Center:** ** Access from the City Center:** ** Access from the City Center:** Access from the City Center 🚶♂️ Crossing the Po River over the bridge from Piazza Vittorio Veneto, about 15 min walk up the hill from the Church of the Great Mother of God.
Viewpoint of Superga .
Just a few kilometers from the city center, is the Mirador di Superga, crowning the hill of the same name.
This viewpoint is famous for offering spectacular views of Turin and the Alps.
Superga can be reached via a scenic streetcar ride from the center. The history of this place is intertwined with Savoyard royalty; the Basilica of Superga, built in the 18th century, commemorates the victory of Prince Victor Amadeus II over French troops.
The splendid work of Filippo Juvarra, completed in 1731, is undoubtedly one of the most appreciated buildings in Turin. Besides being worth a visit for its architectural beauty, from the top of the hill where it stands it offers a splendid view of the Piedmontese capital. And, from the top of the dome, the view is even more fascinating.
Access from the City Center: .
Historical tramway from Sassi station (Piazza Modena). Its route is 3 km.
🚶♂️ It can also be reached on foot, but keep in mind that it is a considerable walk from the city center.
Chiesa a Superga](/content/img/city/torino4.webp/#img-blog)
Viewpoint of the Mole Antonelliana .
The Mole Antonelliana, undisputed symbol of Turin, is not only an architectural landmark, but also a breathtaking viewpoint.
Rising above the skyline, this iconic building houses the National Cinema Museum and offers a panoramic view from its peak.
To get there, you can opt for the panoramic elevator.
The Mole Antonelliana has its roots in the nineteenth century and has undergone several transformations before becoming the modern emblem of the city.
Access from the City Center:. 🚠 Access the panoramic elevator from the base of the Mole Antonelliana, located near Piazza Vittorio Veneto.
Discovering Turin from these heights provides a unique perspective of the city, merging the rich history with the natural beauty that surrounds it.
Whether enjoying serenity at the Church of the Capuchins, exploring history at Superga or marveling at modernity at the Mole Antonelliana, each viewpoint offers a unique and unforgettable experience.
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