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The 80sqm apartment is located on the 4th floor of a building with elevator that stops at the 3rd floor. From here, you can reach the flat on the 4th floor by a staircase. The apartment is modern and cozy, and it's organized as follows: - LIVING ROOM with sofa bed, TV and dining area; - KITCHEN CORNER with induction hob, fridge, freezer, traditional kettle, mocha, electric oven, microwave, toaster, juicer, cutlery and kitchenware; - BEDROOM 1 with a queen bed and coat hanger; - BEDROOM 2 with a queen bed (made up of 2 singles mattress); -BATHROOM with wc, bidet, two sinks and walk in shower; - STORAGE ROOM; - TWO BALCONIES (1,50sqm) - FURTHER FACILITIES: free WiFi, independent heating, AC with split in both bedrooms and in the living room, dishwasher, washing machine, drying rack, iron, ironing board, hairdryer, high chair and camping cot.

The apartment is located in the historic center of Turin: elegant, lively, full of restaurants, wine bars, small shops, old cafes. A lively, cheerful, safe neighborhood: a convenient starting point for visiting the most important museums of the city. Just a 10 minutes walk from the Duomo and the art gallery, the MAO (Museum of Oriental Art) and the Museo della Sindone. A 15-minute walk from the Museo del Cinema (Mole Antonelliana) and 5 minutes from the Egyptian Museum and from Piazza Castello (with the Palazzo Reale, the Galleria Sabauda, Palazzo Madama). In Piazza della Consolata there is the historic café "Al Bicerin", where the famous coffee with chocolate and cream was invented, the symbolic drink of Turin. A must is a tour of the noisy and colorful food market of Porta Palazzo (every morning and Saturday all day), and of Balon, the city's historic flea market, the "rags market" (since 1856, every Saturday, in the streets that go from Piazza della Repubblica down to the Dora). In the same streets, the second Sunday of each month then, from 8 to sunset, 250 stalls, shops, bars and restaurants give life to the Gran Balon, for 28 years the minor antiques market.