Ufficio

Name: Ufficio
Address: P.za Castello, 161, 10121 Torino TO, Italy, Torino, Piemonte, 10121, IT
Telephone: +39011535181
Rating: 4.2

Bar · Torino

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About Ufficio

Ufficio è un punto di riferimento a Torino per chi desidera vivere al meglio la città. Più di un semplice bar, offriamo un'esperienza completa con un servizio attento e multilingue, pronto ad accogliere turisti da ogni parte del mondo. Siamo particolarmente apprezzati per la nostra atmosfera accogliente e la disponibilità del nostro staff, sempre pronto a fornire informazioni utili e consigli personalizzati per esplorare Torino. Offriamo anche un'ampia gamma di servizi, tra cui la vendita di biglietti turistici e la Torino-Piemonte Card, pensati per rendere la vostra visita ancora più conveniente. La nostra struttura è accessibile a tutti, con ingresso e parcheggio dedicati.

What Customers Say About Ufficio

L'Ufficio è un punto di riferimento per i turisti a Torino, grazie al personale cordiale e disponibile come Chiara, Giorgio, Monica, Stefano, Lucia e Giuseppe. Molti consigliano di acquistare la Torino Card e i pass per i trasporti per visitare i musei.

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Tip: Acquistate la Torino Card e i pass per i trasporti per un'esperienza ottimale e per visitare i musei a prezzi ridotti. Verificate sempre le informazioni sui biglietti e gli orari.

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What to see nearby

Heritage

A 65m

iglesia de San Lorenzo

iglesia

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A 72m

Q117038047

monumento

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A 95m

Castle of Palazzo Madama and Casaforte degli Acaja, Turin

edificio

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Heritage

A 97m

Santissima Trinità

iglesia

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Heritage

A 112m

Palazzo Chiablese

palacio

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A 129m

Piazza Castello

atracción turística

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Explore the area around Ufficio

Ufficio is located in Torino, surrounded by cultural and historical points of interest. Here are some of the most notable places nearby.

Historical Heritage

iglesia de San Lorenzo (A 65m) — church building in Turin, Italy Bien cultural italiano
Santissima Trinità (A 97m) — church building in Turin, Italy Bien cultural italiano
Palazzo Chiablese (A 112m) — building in Turin, Italy Bien cultural italiano

Other Points of Interest

Q117038047 (A 72m)
Castle of Palazzo Madama and Casaforte degli Acaja, Turin (A 95m) — building in Palazzo Madama and Casaforte degli Acaja, Turin, Italy
Piazza Castello (A 129m) — square in Turin, Italy
Monumento ai Cavalieri d'Italia (A 137m) — equestrian statue in Turin, Italy
Monument to Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy, 2nd Duke of Aosta (A 167m) — monument in Piedmont, Italy
Palazzo Bellia (A 189m) — building in Turin, Italy
Torino (Samian Ware Discovery Site) (A 196m) — Torino as Samian Ware discovery site

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Frequently asked questions about Ufficio

Ufficio is located at P.za Castello, 161, 10121 Torino TO, Italy, Torino.

Near Ufficio you can find points of interest such as iglesia de San Lorenzo, Q117038047, Castle of Palazzo Madama and Casaforte degli Acaja, Turin, Santissima Trinità.

Ufficio offers bar cuisine.

Ufficio has regular opening hours. Check their profile for updated schedules.

Ufficio is ideal for solo dining.

Acquistate la Torino Card e i pass per i trasporti per un'esperienza ottimale e per visitare i musei a prezzi ridotti. Verificate sempre le informazioni sui biglietti e gli orari.

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Reviews (20)

nutty nithi

Wonderful walking tours with a experiences and informative local guide in the historical sites of the beauty Turin.

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Richard Faber

Great staff! You know it’s a great place to be as a tourist when listening to the helpers switch from Italian to French to English to Spanish with a steady line of customers! Get your museum guide here because Turin is a city full of museums!

Aitch H

Bought a one year pass for a multitude of museums all over the Piemonte region. Highly recommended if you re planing on visiting more than 2 museums.

George Marton

Very nice and helpfull peoples.

Rachel Eden

Very helpful starting point when spending a few days in Turin. We bought our tourist passes here and they also offered a deal on a transport pass at the same time, which worked out a very good deal. The staff were very friendly and didn't rush us at all, despite there being a queue.

Gill Gairdner

Lucia and Giuseppe were extremely helpful. They gave us clear information and shared their pride in Turin with us. We returned several times and always came away with exactly what we needed. This was the best tourist information experience that we ever had and a real pleasure. Dolores Keegan Yes, Lucia's history of Turin was absolutely superb - and incidentally led to us visiting the citadel and going down the tunnels, which was hugely interesting.

Oleg Lenski

Stefano did a great “welcome first time visitors” guided tour in Turin, his charismatic personality and strong delivery made the tour unforgettable.

Midori Cranston

Friendly and helpful staff. Bought Torino card here.

Bob Zawacki

We had a terrific experience with Monica and volunteer Rene. Both were generous with their time and we never felt hurried. Monica not only advised us on museums to see based on our interests, she also told us the buses to take from our hotel to the various museums. He also recommended we buy the Piemonte card and we're very glad we did. Both Monica and Rene were welcoming first faces to a beautiful city!

Keith OConnell

Very friendly and informative. One stop here will be worth it. You'll be better able to plan your trip with some insider knowledge that you'll struggle to find online

Aina Khan OBE

We bought the Turin Pass and travel pass here and highly recommend it. We saw 11 museums in 3 days! Monica was so helpful - and her English was perfect.

Simon Richards

Visited here to obtain reduced-price 72-hour tourist tickets, using my Torino-Piemonte Card. Great value - and the Torino-Piemonte Card itself is exceptionally good value and worked brilliantly. Overall, Torino's tourist office does a great job, with an excellent website and e-mail newsletters.

Josepmaria Llull

The staff was incredible. I had many questions and Chiara and the staff did ... a great and patient task

Roxana Boudreau-Becklund

Giorgio was super helpful to this anxious solo traveler. He spent time answering all of my questions and never rolled his eyes at me. This is the first time I used a tourist info station and now I know the merits. Get the Torino Card! It lets you into beautiful museums with few visitors and allows you to see inside gorgeous buildings. And take the tour at Palazzo Borolo, the docent was awesome!

Mash Raz

The gentleman who helped us at the front desk was very friendly and he gave us many great ideas and tips, thank you 😊

Rachel Simnett

I'm sure the staff here are v helpful and informative. However if you're looking to buy a five day Turin card make doubly sure that's what you get given. We asked for 2 five day cards, didn't check what was printed on them (our mistake) and only discovered the error on day 4 of a carefully planned 5 day itinerary. I suspect the 3 day pass is the most popular and it was perhaps assumed that's what we wanted? As I say, it was down to us to check it but I wouldn't want others to have the same thing happen to them.

Love to discover the places

01/06/2021 I went with my husband and we found a pretty rude employee... as it’s face of touristic point in Turin then Turin deserves better. In website also wasn’t written that they have lunch break. Maybe this one will be helpful

Denis Janquin

Does not answer the phone in the supposedly opening hours.

Courtney

On two different occasions, I was told I could buy a ticket for the bus on the bus. Got fined €35 each (€70) because you can't. Buy a ticket at a tobacconist!! Buy several at once!

Knut Martin Bergsmo

One of the female staff shouted something to me in Italian inside the tourism office (as if I would understand - I am a tourist for God´s sake!) Until now it is a mystery to me what I did that was so wrong. Maybe Torino doesn't want tourists after all?