SHOPPING
Outlets
Mondovicino Outlets
Hours: Monday - Sunday: 10 - 20; Closed: Christmas, New Year's Day, Easter.
Vicolungo Outlets
Hours: Monday - Sunday: 10 - 20; Closed: Christmas, New Year's Day, Easter.
Markets
Fish
Coming Soon
Mercato di Porta Palazzo
A few steps away from the Royal Palace and the Palatine gates, is the Porta Palazzo market in the Piazza della Repubblica. It is the most characteristic market in Turin, and takes its name from a disused railway station. It is a place that must be visited to see how Turin is changing. Apart from fresh fruits and vegetables, and the best prices in Turin, produce from all over the world can be found here. Next to Chinese supermarkets, Morrocan hairdressers and Indian video rentals, you will find colourful stalls of oriental spices, exotic fruits, aromatic herbs, and Piedmontese specialities. The people who visit are young; the stall holders polite, helpful and ready to chat with everyone.
Flower
Coming soon
Mercato della Crocetta
The Crocetta market is the most chic in Turin because it is situated in one of the best areas of the city. If you desperately want a dress or jumper you saw in a trendy shop, then you must definitely go, as you can find good bargains and quality clothing at low prices. Also make sure to check out the fine produce, wines, and other delicacies that the market has to offer.
Shopping Malls (Centri Commericali)
8 Gallery Lingotto - The historic FIAT factory was converted into 2 hotels, a mall and an Agnelli Fine Art show room. The roof even has the original testing race track that hotel guests can go running on.
Eataly - Housed in a former vermouth factory across from Lingotto, Eataly offers the finest artisanal produce from Italian suppliers, all selected with the assistance of Slow Food Italia
Decathlon/Carrefour/Centro Commerciale 45° Nord - Moncalieri
Ikea/Castorama/Carrefour - Savonera
Shopville Le Gru - Grugliasco