Artribune Travel launches curated art tour of Turin with Target Travel

Artribune, in collaboration with Target Travel, has launched Artribune Travel, a new travel experience that transforms editorial content into real-world tours. The inaugural four-day itinerary focuses on Turin, Italy's first capital, blending contemporary art, architecture, and gastronomy. Led by Artribune director Marco Enrico Giacomelli, a native of Turin, the tour includes visits to the Nuvola Lavazza designed by Cino Zucchi, the Cathedral of the Holy Face by Mario Botta (2004-2006), the Sacra di San Michele abbey (founded 987), and the Castello di Rivoli Museo d'Arte Contemporanea (UNESCO site since 1984). Participants will see exhibitions including Otobong Nkanga's solo show and a major survey on critic Achille Bonito Oliva at Castello di Rivoli, Lothar Baumgarten at Galleria Franco Noero, and works by Giovanni Fattori, Luigi Ontani, and Alessandro Sciaraffa at GAM – Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea. The tour also covers Borgo Nuovo galleries: Riccardo Costantini Contemporary (Maura Banfo), Galleria Peola Simondi (Gioberto Noro), Photo & Contemporary (Paolo Mussat Sartor), and Galleria Mazzoleni (Marinella Senatore). Dining stops include Madama Piola (chef Christian Milone), Between (Michela Quaglio and Lorenzo Di Gennaro, formerly at Combal.zero), Scannabue, Caffè Platti, and Opera (chef Stefano Sforza). The final day features a walk through Piazza Castello and the recently restored Giardini Reali.