Turin

Turin must be one of Italy's most unsung urban areas. While most voyagers to Italy head to the the triptych Rome-Florence-Venice, Turin seems to stay off the vacationers' radar.

It appears that, these days, the city is just connected with the automobile industry. In reality, it is here that Agnelli, the originator of Fiat, constructed his car empire.

In any case, that would be overlooking that eight decades sooner another dynasty, not a mechanical one, but a royal one, picked Turin as its capital.

Nineteenth century Turin was additionally a most loved among intellectuals and artists, for example, Nietzsche, who loved the city for its grim class, its environment, its artistic bistros, and its nourishment.