TURIN

It is a shrine to Juventus legends.

From the outside, Da Angelino in Turin looks a lot like other restaurants in the city. Yet inside is sprinkled with stardust.

This place ticked all the boxes.

We took pointers from a Turin native when searching for somewhere to eat, and the advice we got was spot-on.

Going strong since the 18th century.

Caffe' Al Bicerin is one of Turin's oldest cafes, having first opened its doors in the 18th century. It has stood the test of time.

Supporters from all over the world visit.

Shirts, pictures, boots and trophies are on display in the lobby, yet it remains sleek with modern decor and amenities.

Spectre of calcio is always there.

Nestled at the foot of the Alps, and capital of the Piedmont region, Turin has a lot to shout about. And football tourism here is huge.

There is no doubting Juventus' status as Italy's biggest, most successful club. So, the museum charting their history has a lot to fit in.

This is an attraction worth seeing.

The Mole Antonelliana, the building the Derby della Mole takes its name from, houses Italy's National Cinema Museum.