Situated near the gateway to the Susa Valley in Turin, Rivoli is home to rolling landscapes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and charming cultural attractions.

 

Visit the city's specialty museums, including the Collezione Cerruti, Casa Del Conte Verde, and the Castello di Rivoli Museo d'Arte Contemporanea. Castello di Rivoli, a UNESCO-ranked castle that was the former Residence of the Royal House of Savoy, now hosts renowned contemporary art from Italy and overseas. 

 

Wander through the city's winding roads to explore its outstanding architecture, such as the Piazzale Mafalda di Savoia, Collegiata di S. Maria della Stella, and Chiesa di San Rocco. If you're in Rivoli during the summer, the AcquaJoy water park is full of adventure for visitors of all ages.

 

Food lovers can enjoy mouthwatering Piedmontese cuisine, such as agnolotti, Barbera wine, and the region's famous desserts, including Nutella, gianduiotto, and marron glacé.