Buon Natale! Merry Christmas!
Our initial plan was to take in the shops along via Roma http://www.torino-viaroma.com/index.asp?IDCAT=54&lang=L1 on the way to the Palazzo Madama, but since it is Xmas they will be closed. Tomorrow is St. Stephens Day (more important than Xmas I gather) so the shops may open in the afternoon after 3 PM but the front desk wasn't sure on that either.
I suspect we will be taking cabs again today. We don't think the tobacchinists are open, which is basically the only place you can buy bus tix. Probably on a weird schedule anyway. Not really an excuse, and it costs a lot more, but it sure makes it easier.
Okay it's 11 AM. We had the most wonderful breakfast here included in our hotel rate. There is a machine where you drop an orange in and out comes orange juice. I drank two oranges, had eggs and meat, a croissant, caffe with hot milk, cereal, fruit, and a piece of some sort of cake. Sounds like a lot of food, but you only take small bits of each to try everything and not look like an American pig.
According to the Tourismo Torino web site it is 1 degree C out. That's like 34 degrees or something. Brrr! The picture is the view from our room. Can't see the snowy mountains yet. It got sunny yesterday afternoon. I still think I am going to put on a heavier shirt before heading out...
Check this out - I just found webcams for all over Torino. I was trying to find a link about the Piazza dell Republicca, the outdoor market we went to yesterday.
Webcams: http://www.comune.torino.it/telecamera/
Have a wonderful Xmas day with your family and friends!
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