Turin and World Famous Rice

Travel back in time and see how the royal's lived during the 16th century. Walking through the palace, you'll see how the "House of Savoy" lived; filled with beautiful vintage furniture, extravagant pieces, and frescos at every turn.
Plan your visit by checking out the official website, which has a lot of useful information.
Open: Tuesday-Sunday 8:30 AM-6:00 PM Closed: Mondays

An incredible landmark that you must visit. Make sure you take the glass elevator to the top for a priceless view of the city and each floor of this beautiful building. Inside you'll find the National Museum of Cinema, definitely worth exploring the fascinating exhibits about film and seeing how it has evolved throughout the years. You must make reservations so book in advance.
Check out their official website for additional information.
Open: Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9:00 AM–8:00 PM Friday, Saturday: 9:00 AM–9:00 PM Closed: Tuesdays

Delicious and packed with flavor, this is a favorite and must stop for lunch before leaving Turin. The location is beautiful and the staff is very welcoming.
Open: Monday-Saturday 7:15 AM-11:00 PM Closed: Sundays

This is your last stop before leaving Turin. Walk through the beautiful gardens and explore this incredible palace that was built in the 17th century. Before going in, don't forget to turn around for a great view of the city. Once inside, admire the frescos and high ceilings, and beautiful furniture to get an idea of how they lived.
Open: Tuesday-Sunday: 10:00 AM- 6:00 PM Closed: Mondays

By the time you get to Vercelli, you'll be ready for a coffee, gelato, or aperitif. This place offers all three and is perfectly located in town for you to explore on foot.
Open: Monday - Saturday 7:00 AM-8:00 PM Closed: Sundays

One of the most beautiful churches in the region and should not be missed. Completed in 1227, you'll find green, red, and white stones that came from all over the region to create a fully gothic style throughout the whole church. You might not be able to go inside depending on the hour you arrive, but it's just nice to admire from the outside.

Just a short walk from the basilica, the main square is filled with friendly locals and beautiful pebble streets. Surrounded by arcades where you can escape the sun for a bit and grab a drink. You can find just about everything here. If you visit on a Tuesday or Wednesday, you might just run into a street market.

You can't leave Vercelli without eating at least one rice dish. Known as Europe's rice capital, you'll find wonderful dishes that will satisfy any hungry traveler. This restaurant is located inside the hotel where you will stay for the night. Upon your check-in, head inside to make reservations or call in the morning for availability. Don't forget to ask to sit in the garden for a peaceful night after a long day.
Tel. +39 0161 257230 giardi.dan@libero.it
Open till 10 pm every night

Clean rooms and perfectly located in town. Breakfast is included and the staff will make you feel like family, since it's a family run-hotel.