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Tour: Piedmont Wine Tasting of the Barolo Region
Among wine cellars and famous vineyards of Langhe and Roero, come and taste the most famous Piedmontese wines. Specially selected wine producers will enable you to taste flavors and specialties of the Piedmontese tradition. Choose between a half day or a full day tour. Half Day Wine Tour (5 hours) Visit the Wine bank in Pollenzo, tasting a glass of wine Full Day Wine Tour (9 hours) Visit the Wine bank in Pollenzo |
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Magic
Turin Evening Tour
Delve into the darker side of Turin and explore the city's links to magic and the occult. Whether you believe in magic or not, the Black and White Magic Evening Tour of Magic Turin is a fascinating look at another side of the city.
Come and discover Turin in a very unusual way. For 2.5 hours you will be plunged into the darker side of the city.
Turin has two souls: one linked to white magic, the other to evil-black magic. You will explore them both during a "magical mystery tour" starting from Piazza Statuto, the "hearth of darkness" of the city, a part of the city that Romans, who founded Turin, considered an unlucky area and used as a burial site.
At sunset you will drive past scary stone monsters, sinister architecture, unusual statues adorning ancient buildings and a small strange detail of the Duomo, which houses the famous Holy Shroud.
Even if you have never believed in magic, come and discover the place considered by the guru's of occultism as one of the worlds capitals for both black and white magic.
Turin
Underground Evening Tour
If you want to be captured by a secret Turin you can take part in a guided tour of underground Turin.
Beneath the hectic and bustling city of Turin lies another mysterious and unknown world where time seems to stand still.
Fifteen meters below the city, the tunnels of the citadel and the sub-cellars of the Baroque palaces are waiting to let you discover their mysteries, on sites of ancient murders which have never been solved.
The journey goes down into an air-raid shelter and includes the Royal ice depots of Porta Palazzo. Just another way to show you an unusual and exciting historical aspect of our city.