Came for the hackathon and want to make the most of your Sunday exploring the city? Discover Turin’s charming streets, historic landmarks, and local delights. From cozy cafés to stunning architecture, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss the chance to experience the heart of this vibrant city!

🚖 Transport and Getting Around

• From the Train Station to the City Center Torino Porta Nuova is the main train station in the city. From here, you can reach the city center within 10–15 minutes on foot, or take a bus or taxi for a quick and convenient ride.
• Public Transport Turin has a reliable public transport system, including buses and trams operated by GTT Tickets can be purchased at stations, newsstands, or via the official app. A single ticket usually costs around €1.70 and is valid for 90 minutes.
• Getting to OGR Torino OGR Torino, the event venue, is located in the Borgo San Paolo district. From the city center, you can:

1. Tram: Take Line 9 or 7 towards OGR area; stops nearby include Corso Castelfidardo and Via Durandi.
2. Bus: Several bus lines (e.g., 11, 12) connect the city center to the venue.
3. Taxi / Ride-sharing: A direct ride from the city center takes about 10–15 minutes.

Tips:

If you’re coming from Turin Porta Susa, the second main station, the city center is about a 10-minute metro or tram ride.

Walking can be a pleasant option if the weather is nice, especially from Porta Nuova.

Check live schedules on the GTT app to avoid delays.

🥗 The Best of Local Flavors

Turin is a city full of rich culinary traditions, from hearty Piedmontese dishes to delicate pastries and chocolates. Below is a curated list of restaurants, trattorias, and bakeries where you can enjoy authentic local flavors:

• Restaurants & Trattorias

Ristorante Del Cambio – Historic spot serving classic Piedmontese cuisine in an elegant setting.

Osteria Le Vecchie Sere – Cozy place with traditional pasta, risotto, and seasonal specialties.

Trattoria Valenza – Known for its fresh local ingredients and homemade dishes.