Turin: Don Bosco & Social Saints Private Tour
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Overview
The Turin Tour on the Footsteps of Don Bosco and Social Saints explores the life and work of Don Bosco, right where he started his worldwide mission. This walking tour takes visitors through Turin's "Holiness District," known for its high concentration of saints and blesseds.
Visitors will discover the Don Bosco Museum, exploring his home and learning about his life. The tour includes a visit to the Maria Ausiliatrice Church, where Don Bosco's tomb is located. Guests will also see La Consolata Sanctuary and Palazzo Barolo, soaking in the rich history and culture of these significant landmarks.
This private tour includes a personal guide and all entrance fees, ensuring a smooth and informative experience. It excludes personal expenses and anything not explicitly mentioned. Get ready to walk the path of saints and experience Turin's spiritual heritage firsthand!




Highlights
Discover Don Bosco's Legacy: Explore the places where Don Bosco lived and worked, learning about his mission.
Visit Maria Ausiliatrice Church: See Don Bosco's tomb inside this beautiful and important church.
Explore Turin's Holiness District: Walk through the area with the most saints and blesseds per square meter in the world.
Enjoy a Private Guided Experience: Benefit from the insights of a dedicated personal guide.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the tour, praising the guides and the historical and religious insights. The walking aspect and time constraints were minor concerns.

Customers loved the knowledgeable guides who shared fascinating stories.
Many enjoyed visiting the Don Bosco sites and learning about his life.
Visitors appreciated the personalized attention on the private tour.
Guests found the religious and historical aspects of the tour very interesting.
Some found the walking tiring.
A few wished for more time at certain locations.
The Journey
Don Bosco Museum
Delve into the life and legacy of Saint John Bosco at the Don Bosco Museum, a tribute to the founder of the Salesian Order. Explore exhibits showcasing his remarkable work with disadvantaged youth and his profound impact on education and spirituality. Discover artifacts, documents, and interactive displays that bring Don Bosco's story to life, offering a deeply moving and inspirational experience.
Maria Ausiliatrice Church
Step inside the Basilica di Maria Ausiliatrice, a magnificent church that houses the altar and tomb of Don Bosco. Marvel at the stunning architecture and intricate artwork that adorn this sacred space. Experience a profound sense of peace and reverence as you pay homage to the saint whose teachings continue to inspire millions around the world. The church's soaring dome and the elaborate decorations create a truly awe-inspiring atmosphere.
La Consolata Sanctuary
Visit the Santuario della Consolata, a magnificent church renowned for its stunning baroque architecture and the moving votive offerings displayed within. This important pilgrimage site has been a place of worship for centuries. Admire the intricate details of the chapels, each dedicated to different saints and adorned with ex-voto gifts from grateful pilgrims. Immerse yourself in the sanctuary's spiritual ambiance and appreciate its artistic treasures.
Palazzo Barolo
Admire the exterior of Palazzo Barolo, an impressive baroque palace that was once the residence of the Marquise Giulia Colbert Falletti di Barolo. Though a visit inside is not included, learn about the Marquise's remarkable life dedicated to charitable works and social reform. This historical landmark provides insight into Turin's aristocratic past and the compassionate spirit of its influential figures.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a private guide and entrance fees to the attractions. It does not include personal expenses or anything not specifically mentioned in the inclusions. The meeting point will be confirmed upon booking. Please wear comfortable shoes for walking.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes, as there is a lot of walking involved. Also, consider bringing a water bottle, especially on warm days, to stay hydrated throughout the tour.