TURIN
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Turin's top 8 magic, mystery & ghost tours. What each one covers, who runs it, and where to start if you're only in town for a couple of days.
A guided night tour through Turin’s white and black magic, starting at Piazza Statuto and ending near the Cathedral’s Holy Shroud.
“Mirella , the guide was exceptional ! Full of stories , anedocts , interesting historical facts . Her English was impeccable , a real gem . I would suggest this tour because of her knowledge and Turin is truly a magical city in so many , beautiful ways .”
Torino Magica is a 2h 40m English evening walk in Turin mixing black and white magic lore with eerie city details and affordable guidance.
“It wasn’t exactly what we expected but we enjoyed the tour. We learned interesting things about unique details of the city. It was very nice seeing the city by night. Ilelana (hopefully spelled that right) was a very engaging guide.”
A 2.5-hour night walk through Turin’s darker corners, with exclusive openings, scary stories, and a 200-step climb to Bell Tower views.
A 2-hour nighttime walking tour through Turin’s main monuments and side streets, led by a local guide with family stories and spooky tales.
Skip-the-line guided mystery tour of Turin’s Museo Egizio. Small group, English commentary, admission included, about 2 hours.
“Our guide was excellent full of interesting information. We learned a lot and appreciated his level of expertise.”
A tarot-led walk through Turin’s black and white magic legends with Armanda Celebrano, ending by Piazza Castello. Short, fun, and different.
“Great guide. Very accomodating and informative. Loved her tarot cards and amulet gift. A great look at Turin in the 18th century.”
A private 2-hour Turin walk mixing Renaissance squares, Mole Antonelliana legends, and alchemy tales, plus the white and black magic triangle.
2-hour night walk in Turin’s historic center with a licensed guide, hitting Piazza Castello, Palazzo Reale and Via Garibaldi.
“Wonderful guide showed all we needed to see of Turin. Two hours went very fast because it was so interesting.”
