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9 Instagram spots around Turin

Turin pairs arcaded squares with riverside views and a hilltop panorama. For a shoot that temporarily reserves or occupies public space, check the city’s permit requirements.

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Monte dei Cappuccini

The belvedere on Monte dei Cappuccini looks over Turin. From the public viewpoint, arrange the rooftops in layers and leave space above the skyline.

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Piazza San Carlo

The arcades around Piazza San Carlo make a frame for the square. Stand beneath one of the open porticoes and use its arches to lead the eye into the scene.

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Palazzo Carignano

From Piazza Carignano, photograph the curved terracotta façade of Palazzo Carignano. Leave a little space on both sides to show its shape.

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Porta Palatina

The Roman gate stands in the archaeological park. From an open park path, frame the arches and towers together. Follow any signs around protected areas.

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Via Roma arcades

The arcades along Via Roma create repeating lines. From the pedestrian area, look along a row of arches and keep the walkway clear.

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Ponte Vittorio Emanuele I

This bridge links Piazza Vittorio Veneto with the Gran Madre side of the Po. From the pedestrian pavement, compose the river and the church across the water. Restoration work has affected views of the church. Check whether scaffolding still covers its façade.

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Piazza Vittorio Veneto

The porticoes around Piazza Vittorio Veneto face the hills and the Gran Madre. From the square, use an arcade as a frame for a wider street scene.

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Mole Antonelliana

The Mole Antonelliana rises above Via Montebello. From an open pavement, look up and try a vertical composition of the dome and spire. Keep the pedestrian route clear.

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Piazza Carlina

Piazza Carlo Emanuele II is also known as Piazza Carlina. From the pavement at the edge of the square, frame the Cavour monument against the surrounding buildings.

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