Piazza San Carlo

It’s a huge square or what they call Piazza, you can spend a day here, all the attractions are within walking distance. There are many bars, restaurants, small supermarkets, and all the commercial shopping streets are connected. All bus terminals are not far from here so it is convenient. It is hot during the day so take precautions. The Tourism Bureau is near the entrance where you can ask about the cost of the tour guide. It is great to visit the city this way.

Italy is more famous in a square, San Maro Plaza can see a lot of Italian specialties, the square has a lot of tourists, there are many sculptures in the middle to enjoy, the hotel also has a lot here.

Sant'Carlo Square (Piazza San Carlo) is located in the middle of Via Roma in Turin, Italy. The buildings around the square form an impressive urban complex. These Baroque-style buildings have earned the square a reputation: "Studio of Turin".

A very large square, connecting the Turin Palace and the commercial street, and straight along the commercial street is the train station. On the rest day, there will be many people selling art on both sides of the square and the commercial street, and my layman seems to be quite good. There are old choirs, young bands, artists who play with empty barrels as instruments, and solo artists who don't make you feel rich, but more like performing for pleasure. Take a bunch of coins all the way to watch the show, all the way to give yourself a favorite performance to support, strolling for an afternoon will not tire.

The Baroque-style complex of the Piazza San Carlo in the middle of Roman Street has earned the square a reputation as the "Studio of Turin". The Church of San Cristina and the Church of San Carlo are located at the southern end of the square. Although the facade of St. Christina's Church is baroque, and Yuvara designed the top decorative sculptures in the early 18th century, both churches were actually built in the 1730s.

San Carlo Square is really big and beautiful, it belongs to the typical baroque style, this square is known as the living room of Turin, here is magnificent, majestic and wide, and many sculpture fountains in the square are very beautiful.