Piazza Vittorio Veneto

The square was built in the early 19th century, ordered by Napoleon, who occupied Turin at the time, but when the square was built, Napoleon was defeated and exiled. Vittorio • Veneto Square is one of the largest squares in Europe. It is magnificent. This square is characterized by the fact that the ground of the square is not horizontal, but downward toward the river. If it rains heavily, the rain will flow down to the Po River. This is the most visually impactful square I have seen in Europe. Every night, restaurants and cafes around the square will put the table on the square, which is very lifelike. Tourists must wait until the sun sets to play here, it is best to arrange dinner here.

Vitorio Square is very splendid. The whole square is surrounded by huge buildings. The complex is very distinctive. Many large facilities are also very historical. The ancient buildings here are hundreds of years old.

Vitorio Square is the largest square in Turin. On both sides of the Po River, it is surrounded by elegant buildings, with cafes, restaurants and cocktail bars on both sides. It is a good place to sit and enjoy Turin, observe passers-by and enjoy leisurely drinks or meals.

The square is large with many landmarks, tall statues, and many old buildings, giving a sense of time passing.

Vittorio Plaza is a major large square in the city of Turin, located on the banks of the Po River, to the east of the square is the Victor Emmanuel I Bridge, which connects the eastern part of the city.