Wonderful apartment along the Po River

New two-room apartment along the Po River, fully furnished and with great attention to detail. It’s located in a residential, green, and quiet neighborhood, yet very close to downtown Turin, which can be reached on foot via a pleasant walk along the river or by public transportation, which is a 5-minute walk away. There are no parking issues, and parking is free. It’s very close to the bike-sharing stations along the Po River. Shops, supermarkets, and the local market are all within a five-minute walk. I look forward to welcoming you!<br>The neighborhood has the great advantage of being very close to downtown (10 minutes by car, 30 minutes on foot via the beautiful promenade along the Po) while still being very quiet, so there are never any traffic or parking issues. The Po River is just below the street. The apartment offers a beautiful panoramic view of the river and the promenade.<br>The area is connected to all parts of the city by a dense network of bike paths through green spaces.<br>The neighborhood is full of shops and restaurants of all kinds just a stone’s throw from home, but it’s quiet at night.<br>2 km away (a 15-minute walk), across the Po River, is the new Luigi Einaudi University Campus.<br>Turin’s train station is easily accessible in about 20 minutes by bus from the “Vittorio Emanuele” stop, just a 4-minute walk from the apartment. Turin Airport, on the other hand, is easily accessible in about 20 minutes by car.<br>A 20-minute walk through the greenery along the Lungo Po takes you to the very central Piazza Vittorio Veneto; alternatively, three bus lines pass right by the apartment, taking you to the city center in 10 minutes.<br>Free street parking is available along the street and in the surrounding streets.<br>The wonderful city of Turin, the capital of Piedmont and famous for its chocolate, offers countless opportunities and experiences. The city is known for the elegance of its architecture: in fact, you can admire sumptuous Baroque buildings lining Turin’s grand squares, such as Piazza Castello and Piazza San Carlo. In the historic center stands the Mole Antonelliana, one of Italy’s most iconic landmarks, along with the Royal Palace of Turin and Palazzo Madama. Turin offers attractions for every taste, from outdoor activities to fine dining. For a stroll amid greenery and the scent of flowers, visit the Turin Botanical Garden, located on the left bank of the Po River, and the famous Valentino Park, just a stone’s throw from the historic center. Today, the province is recognized as Italy’s leading center for chocolate production, and every year the “Cioccolatò” festival is held, featuring celebrations, events, and tastings.<br>