QC Terme Torino

Dive into a wellness journey like no other! QC Termetorino is located in a captivating 19th-century building and a peaceful Renaissance park.

Remember to pack your swimwear! The open-air pools, surrounded by lush greenery, are a true oasis in the heart of the city.

Don't miss out on the relaxation rooms; each one shines a spotlight on Turin's rich heritage. From cinema-inspired corners to chocolate-themed spots, it's a cultural relaxation experience!

Choose to get a full-day admission ticket, an evening admission ticket or a 5-hour escape ticket.

Did you know? The center is named after the iconic Mole Antonelliana, a major landmark of Turin. So, besides wellness, you're also partaking in a slice of Turin's history!

Step into a tranquil wellness sanctuary at QC TermeTorino Spa, housed in a historic 19th-century building, complete with open-air pools and relaxation rooms inspired by Turin's rich heritage.

Enjoy the option of a full-day, 5-hour, or evening entry to QC TermeTorino, inclusive of a complimentary bathrobe, towel, and slippers for a comprehensive and luxurious spa experience.

Delve into the charm and beauty of Piemonte and its capital city, Turin, using the Turino + Piemonte Card that allows free entry into a wide array of attractions.

Uncover the region's cultural heritage with access to ancient complexes, abbeys, castles, fortresses, and the largest collection of weaponry at the Armeria Reale.

Fun Fact: The QC TermeTorino spa center is named after Mole Antonelliana, a major landmark of Turin, adding an element of historical significance to your wellness journey.

Enjoy a unique wellness journey at QC TermeTorino, a spa set in a historic 19th-century building, complete with open-air pools and relaxation rooms.

Rejuvenate your mind and body in the tranquil pools amidst lush greenery, and immerse in the Renaissance-themed park.

Get skip-the-line access to the Royal Palace, the home of House of Savoy, and admire the grandeur of royal apartments, art collections, and rich tapestries.

Witness historical weaponry at Royal Armoury, a vast collection of books at Royal Library and the Chapel of the Holy Shroud at Shroud of Turin.

Fun Fact: The Royal Palace of Turin, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, houses a famous self-portrait by none other than Leonardo Da Vinci in its Royal Library.