

Quadrilatero Romano
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Long ago, the ancient city of the Taurini, called Taurasia, stood on this very spot, and it was here that Augustus, the first Roman emperor and adopted son of Julius Caesar, founded the Roman colony of Augusta Taurinorum. Today, this historic district is one of the liveliest and most vibrant corners of Turin. Different eras and architectural styles blend together along its narrow, winding streets, and the atmosphere comes alive around aperitivo time. If you want a real taste of everyday life in Turin, come in the early evening.






