Basilica di Superga, Turin

Incredible view of Turin. Unfortunately, the train that takes you up to the Basilica was not working the day we went (doesn't work on Wednesdays), but there was still a bus which brought us up. The basilica is free to visit, but you have to pay a small fee per person (I believe it was 7 euro) for the guided visit of the tombs. Note that the day we went, the tour of the bombs was only running from 11:30 to 12:30, so make sure you are there on time. You can buy tickets on-site. Note: There are toilets - for the men's bathroom it is on the floor, which was weird ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

Worth the trip. Number 15 tram out of Turin then the tram car up the hill. The tram car is brilliant and the views from the top of the Basilica are fantastic.

Absolutely stunning Basilica which gives you sights all over the City of Turin - it is a 20 minute journey out of Turin and it is only accessible to the terrace by steps but well worth it for the views

Beautiful bascilia in top of a hill with great views of Turin and all around. The church was closed by the time I got there, but the hike up in the evening was very nice. There are numerous trails accessible by tram from Turin.

I walked from the city centre of Torino, and hiked the Parco Naturale Della Collina di Superga (route 27/28) to get to the Basilica di Superga (total walking/hiking distance: approximately 9km). It was a peaceful hike up to the beautiful basilica and you also get to enjoy the panoramic view of the city from way up there! There's a small bar at the funicular station if you wish to grab a small bite, or the Cheers bar too. Start early because it does get hot as the afternoon approaches!