Turin : Schedules, time difference and opening hours

Turin : Time difference

Italy is in the same time zone as France, Belgium or Switzerland, with the same winter and summer time changes.

Turin : Opening hours

Turin : To see / To do

Museums close on Mondays and Tuesdays. Some public museums are free on the first Sunday of the month.

Turin : Enjoying yourself

Always check opening times, as restaurants are often closed on Sunday evenings and Monday lunchtimes. Don't hesitate to make a reservation - it's always safer.

Turin : Take a break

Theaperitivo starts at 6pm. This transalpine ritual allows you to dip into the sometimes gargantuan buffets, access to which is free when you pay for a drink. Bars generally close at 2am.

Turin : (To) please yourself

Stores in the center are generally open all day, but don't forget the traditional Italian lunch break (1pm-3pm, or even 4pm). This may come as a surprise from France. Closing day is usually Monday.

Turin : Get out

Discotheques and dance bars generally close around 4am. They open at 11 p.m., but there's no one there before midnight. Now might be a good time to get in, as the selection process will be much less drastic...