Autumn in Turin, the most important city of Piedmont, in northern Italy : ITALY

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Autumn in Turin, the most important city of Piedmont, in northern Italy

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Autumn in Turin, the most important city of Piedmont, in northern Italy

Località: Turin
Regione: Piedmont
Stato: ITALY (IT)
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When autumn arrives, Turin is particularly fascinating. Both in the sunny days of fog, you can enjoy attractive views. Torino is my town, but I like the tourists do occasionally turn the camera with me and be surprised by a glimpse.
In Turin, for some years, there is a daily service of boats sailing on the Po, Valentino and Valentina, were set up various "stops"along the river, starting from the terminal which is located along the Murazzi, a few steps from Corso Vittorio Emanuele up to the Valley Park in Moncton. Unfortunately, currently works in a much reduced because the only station still active beyond the terminus is at the Medieval Village. The others are left in a state of neglect, and the reasons for which the service will no longer be carried out are rather questionable (is said to be not to waste fuel ...). That said, this year, after centuries of good resolutions, I could also take the ferry and I must say that although it is really short, to drag the green waters of the river surrounded by rows of trees, yellow, red was a time relaxing and rewarding. There were essentially tourists, but also people like me who were enjoying their city on a sunny day. From what I heard, the service should return to complete next year, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy. Hopefully!

 

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