Fortunately, the Turinese can enjoy a remarkable area such as Valentino Park, which is not just a place where locals and visitors can enjoy fresh air, cycle paths, outdoor walks, and a moment of escape from the city stress, but it is also a place where culture and nature play a role of fundamental importance... #tuttitaly
Parco del Valentino is one of the essential stops for a holiday in Turin. Here people can enjoy fresh air, cycle paths, walks, and moments of relaxation away from city stress.
Located along the banks of the Po River, the park stands out for its natural heritage:
the rich and diversified flora and fauna of different species of local birds.
The Parco del Valentino dates back to the second half of the 1600s and has hosted numerous shows, events, public initiatives, and entertainment shows for almost two centuries.
The park is embellished with numerous statues and fountains.
We also find the Medieval Village of Turin, set up to pay tribute to Piedmont's ancient historical and cultural traditions and neighboring regions.
After exploring the park, you can stop in one of the bars for a coffee or an aperitif.
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