This is a two-room loft located in a newly renovated area thanks to a EU project. Very quiet and at the same time very close to the center. Everything is nearby and easy to reach, from Piazza Castello to the main neighboring museums. Nearby countless little places for all budgets and of extreme quality in the so-called Quadrilatero Romano and Borgo Dora area. Also on Saturday and every second Sunday of every month we have the Baloon and Gran Baloon market, don't miss! Historical Turin flea market, the Gran Balôn is the right place if you are looking for antique furniture, old toys, used clothes, books, ceramics, handicrafts and trinkets of all kinds. With over 200 second-hand dealers and antique dealers, this market offers many opportunities, as well as being a folklore place. It is the largest open-air market in Europe for fruit and vegetables: but this is only a formula (which any Turinese will never tire of repeating with some pride). In fact, the Porta Palazzo market is above all one of the most authentic corners of the city, a unique mix of different cultures.

The so-called Roman Quadrilateral, corresponds to the set of houses and buildings that are located in the portion of the city where once stood the ancient Roman settlement. Until some time ago this was mentioned as one of the most degraded areas of the city, then, over the years, an important work of environmental and social requalification has ended up transforming it into what it is today, and that is a lively and evocative area . The small streets that make up the neighborhood by day are full of shops and beautifully restored old buildings, but also of characteristic dehors, small rooms with an outdoor space where you can have a quick and cheap meal. It is at night, however, that the Roman Quadrilateral has assumed a predominant role on the city scene, becoming one of the absolute epicenters of Turin's nightlife.