Travel by train from Turin to Verona

Turin, the Savoy city, is full of history and traditions, great monuments and a vibrant cultural life. The city is known for its famous museums, including the Egyptian Museum and the Automobile Museum, where to admire the historical cars and the Italian design works. The historical center of Turin is a true Baroque jewel, with its Piazza San Carlo, one of the most beautiful squares in Italy, the Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista, the Teatro Regio and Palazzo Madama. Piazza Castello, on the other hand, is the heart of Turin and hosts some of the city's most important attractions, including the Royal Palace, the Royal Armory, the Prefecture Palace, the Sabauda Gallery and the Risorgimento Museum. For a romantic visit you can't miss a walk along the banks of the Po, where the atmosphere is still that of the past.

In Turin there is also a great variety of restaurants, from traditional Piedmont dishes to the most modern international cuisine. Among the most famous dishes are the mixed boiled, the Piedmont mixed fry, the ravioli, the Barolo braised, the truffles, the hazelnuts and the famous gianduiotti, delicious chocolates with almond and hazelnuts.

For a one-day visit to Turin, you can't miss wandering through its streets, offering a great variety of shops, art galleries, cafes and bars. Via Roma is the most famous shopping street, with its large department stores, while Via Po and Via Garibaldi, extending up to the Po, are full of boutiques and antique shops. Turin is also a city of great events, such as the Salone del Gusto, which takes place every two years, or the Turin Film Festival, one of the most famous film festivals in Italy.

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If you are looking for an Italian destination full of history, culture and entertainment, Verona is the right choice. A city full of tradition, offering a wide range of attractions to visit, taste and experience. Verona is a romantic city, full of history, with a unique architecture. Here you will find the famous Arena, a Roman amphitheater recognized as one of the largest and best preserved in the world. Its magnificent theater can accommodate up to 25,000 people and is one of the most evocative places to visit.

Another unmissable attraction is the Basilica of San Zeno, one of the largest Romanesque basilicas. Its splendid façade is full of decorations and sculptures, while inside you can admire the main altar with a mosaic depicting the Madonna della Vita, the Porta dei Mesi and a fountain with three lions.

Walking through the streets of Verona you can see some of the most beautiful houses in the city, such as the ancient home of Juliet, a magical place that has inspired great artists and writers over the centuries and has become one of the symbols of the city.

On the banks of the Adige River, visitors can discover the Piazza delle Erbe, one of the most famous and frequented places in Verona. Here you will find a great variety of shops, fruit and vegetable stalls, restaurants and cafés, in addition to the Casa dei Mercanti, one of the oldest buildings in the city.

To feel like a true citizen, nothing better than tasting the typical dishes of Veronese cuisine. Among the most famous dishes are the risottos, such as sage risotto, Amarone risotto and saffron risotto, mushroom ravioli, polenta, bigoli in sauce, game, boiled meat and homemade desserts.

Verona is a city that offers much more than what appears at first sight. That's why it's an unmissable destination. To get there, there is no better way than with an Italo train trip. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket for Verona now!