meghana1

I (female student) will be in Turin for 2 weeks while working remotely a standard 9-5 job (technically a volunteer gig/not paid so no visa issues with that). I chose Turin since I wanted a bit less touristy city and really like museums & hiking in mountains- thought Turin made good sense for that.
I know there's. good Egyptian, car and film museums in Turin that I will see.
Does anyone also have suggestions for following:
- good place/ things to do on weekday evenings after work? (restaurants, bars, places to hang out, etc)
- good day trips to take out of Turin (anywhere less than 2 hour train ride, I'm okay with longer days)

jan47ete

Didn't you post this a couple of weeks ago?

ekscrunchy

See if any of this,, trip report from years ago, helps:



LE LANGHE AND TURIN: A WEEK IN THE LAND OF BAROLO, BAGNA CAUDA AND BICERIN

maitaitom

Take the Sassi-Superga Rack Railway to the Basilica di Superga, where we got an unexpected private tour of the Royal tombs. (link below with photos)

https://travelswithmaitaitom.com/cha...-the-basilica/

uktravelover

Milan is about 40 minutes by train and Genova (Genoa) is just under 2 hours. You could look at Modane close to the French/Italian border if you want to do some hiking.