

by Bike The City
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€78The tour highlights include a ride through Valentino Park along the Po River, where riders can visit a reconstructed medieval village and see where the royal family spent summers. It continues past the Gran Madre di Dio church, known for its links to esoterism and the Holy Grail legend. The route also passes the Palazzo Carignano, home to Italy's first parliament, and the Museo del Risorgimento, followed by a ride along the important Museo Egizio, which is the largest Egyptian museum outside Egypt. This cycling tour lasts about three and a half hours and takes participants through Turin’s historic streets and plazas. It begins with a stop at Piazza San Carlo to learn about the city's history and geography while enjoying its historic cafés. Then the ride moves toward the Castle of the Savoy Royal family and the city’s oldest area with Roman ruins before reaching the Mole Antonelliana, home to the National Cinema Museum. The tour uses aquamarine bikes with helmets provided and is led by a local guide. Participants are offered a break to enjoy Turin's local flavors, such as coffee and gelato. Food and drinks are not included, nor is hotel pickup or drop-off. The group size is capped to maintain a manageable number of riders.
Piazza San Carlo
Stop for about 15 minutes at Piazza San Carlo to enjoy its historic cafés and receive an introduction to Turin’s history, geography, and character.
15 min
Mole Antonelliana
Ride to the Castle of the Savoy Royal family and the oldest city area with Roman ruins, then approach Mole Antonelliana, the tallest museum building housing the National Cinema Museum, which covers cinema history from its origins to today. The stop lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Parco del Valentino
Cycle along the Po River, Italy’s largest river, surrounded by hills and buildings, arriving at Valentino Park where birds and squirrels are common. This park was once a summer retreat for the royal family. Stop here for about 25 minutes and visit a faithful reconstruction of a medieval 'contrade' village.
25 min
Gran Madre di Dio
On the return route along the river, pass the Gran Madre di Dio church, known for its ties to esoterism and the Holy Grail legend. This stop lasts about 5 minutes.
5 min
Palazzo Carignano
Visit Palazzo Carignano and the Museo del Risorgimento for about 10 minutes, seeing the site of Italy’s first parliament, which is the only preserved old parliament building in Europe.
10 min
Museo Egizio
Finish the tour with a 5-minute ride past the Museo Egizio, the most important Egyptian museum outside Egypt.
5 min
How to Reach Us: From Porta Nuova Train & Metro Station: 9-minute walk From Marconi Metro Station: 5-minute walk Nearby Parking: Parcheggio Porta Nuova Address: Via Nizza, 2/L, 10125 Torino TO Parcheggio - Garage San Salvario Address: Via Saluzzo, 22-24, 10125 Torino TO
End point
How to Reach Us: From Porta Nuova Train & Metro Station: 9-minute walk From Marconi Metro Station: 5-minute walk Nearby Parking: Parcheggio Porta Nuova Address: Via Nizza, 2/L, 10125 Torino TO Parcheggio - Garage San Salvario Address: Via Saluzzo, 22-24, 10125 Torino TO


by Bike The City
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€78The tour highlights include a ride through Valentino Park along the Po River, where riders can visit a reconstructed medieval village and see where the royal family spent summers. It continues past the Gran Madre di Dio church, known for its links to esoterism and the Holy Grail legend. The route also passes the Palazzo Carignano, home to Italy's first parliament, and the Museo del Risorgimento, followed by a ride along the important Museo Egizio, which is the largest Egyptian museum outside Egypt. This cycling tour lasts about three and a half hours and takes participants through Turin’s historic streets and plazas. It begins with a stop at Piazza San Carlo to learn about the city's history and geography while enjoying its historic cafés. Then the ride moves toward the Castle of the Savoy Royal family and the city’s oldest area with Roman ruins before reaching the Mole Antonelliana, home to the National Cinema Museum. The tour uses aquamarine bikes with helmets provided and is led by a local guide. Participants are offered a break to enjoy Turin's local flavors, such as coffee and gelato. Food and drinks are not included, nor is hotel pickup or drop-off. The group size is capped to maintain a manageable number of riders.
Piazza San Carlo
Stop for about 15 minutes at Piazza San Carlo to enjoy its historic cafés and receive an introduction to Turin’s history, geography, and character.
15 min
Mole Antonelliana
Ride to the Castle of the Savoy Royal family and the oldest city area with Roman ruins, then approach Mole Antonelliana, the tallest museum building housing the National Cinema Museum, which covers cinema history from its origins to today. The stop lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Parco del Valentino
Cycle along the Po River, Italy’s largest river, surrounded by hills and buildings, arriving at Valentino Park where birds and squirrels are common. This park was once a summer retreat for the royal family. Stop here for about 25 minutes and visit a faithful reconstruction of a medieval 'contrade' village.
25 min
Gran Madre di Dio
On the return route along the river, pass the Gran Madre di Dio church, known for its ties to esoterism and the Holy Grail legend. This stop lasts about 5 minutes.
5 min
Palazzo Carignano
Visit Palazzo Carignano and the Museo del Risorgimento for about 10 minutes, seeing the site of Italy’s first parliament, which is the only preserved old parliament building in Europe.
10 min
Museo Egizio
Finish the tour with a 5-minute ride past the Museo Egizio, the most important Egyptian museum outside Egypt.
5 min
How to Reach Us: From Porta Nuova Train & Metro Station: 9-minute walk From Marconi Metro Station: 5-minute walk Nearby Parking: Parcheggio Porta Nuova Address: Via Nizza, 2/L, 10125 Torino TO Parcheggio - Garage San Salvario Address: Via Saluzzo, 22-24, 10125 Torino TO
End point
How to Reach Us: From Porta Nuova Train & Metro Station: 9-minute walk From Marconi Metro Station: 5-minute walk Nearby Parking: Parcheggio Porta Nuova Address: Via Nizza, 2/L, 10125 Torino TO Parcheggio - Garage San Salvario Address: Via Saluzzo, 22-24, 10125 Torino TO