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02/04/2026

Discover the magic of Turin & Piedmont this April!

Torino Jazz Festival – Feel the city come alive with live jazz performances in theaters, clubs, and streets.

Museo Nazionale del Cinema + Orson Welles exhibition – Dive into the world of one of cinema’s greatest minds inside the iconic Mole Antonelliana.

Tulip Village, Favria – Stroll through endless fields of blooming tulips, perfect for photos and spring vibes.

EXPOSED Torino Photo Festival – Explore contemporary photography across galleries and unexpected city spaces.

Dialogues des Carmélites at Teatro Regio – Experience the emotional story of Carmelite nuns during the French Revolution, with simple yet powerful music and a hauntingly moving finale.

Vinum Alba – Taste local wines and street food in the heart of the Langhe, surrounded by rolling hills and historic streets.

Which one will you add to your spring itinerary? Tell us in comments.

03/03/2026

Things to Do in March 2026 in Turin & Piemonte

Spring is arriving in Piemonte
The days are getting longer, flowers are blooming, and despite the geopolitical uncertainties around the world, this is the perfect moment to focus on beauty, culture, and shared experiences.

Here’s how to welcome the new season in and around Turin.

1️⃣ JUST THE WOMAN I AM

March 8, 2026
Turin

Turin turns pink for JUST THE WOMAN I AM, the solidarity walk/run organized by the Università degli Studi di Torino.
Thousands gather in the city center to support cancer research in an atmosphere that is both festive and meaningful.
A powerful way to start spring with energy and purpose.

2️⃣ “All’ombra dei ciliegi in fiore” – Cherry Blossom Season
March 21 - April 6, 2026
Reggia di Venaria – Venaria Reale

As cherry trees begin to blossom, the gardens of the Reggia transform into a poetic landscape.
“All’ombra dei ciliegi in fiore” celebrates the delicate beauty of spring with cultural initiatives and special openings.
A perfect excuse for a slow, inspiring afternoon just outside Turin.

3️⃣Spring Concerts at OGR Torino
March 2026
OGR Torino

Music is one of the best ways to lift the spirit — and March brings incredible live performances:
MIKA
Yann Tiersen
Special Jazz Nights, ...
From pop energy to poetic piano atmospheres and refined jazz sessions, OGR offers something for every mood.

4️⃣ Edward Weston – La materia delle forme
Until June 2, 2026
CAMERA - Centro Italiano per la Fotografia – Turin

A major exhibition dedicated to Edward Weston, one of the masters of 20th-century photography.
“La materia delle forme” explores his sculptural vision of nature, bodies, and landscapes — intense, pure, and timeless.
A must-see for art lovers.

5️⃣ Anteprima FLOReal 2026
March 27-29, 2026
Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi

Before the full FLOReal event, this floral preview transforms the magnificent Savoy residence into a botanical showcase.
Flowers, design, and heritage come together in one of Piemonte’s most stunning royal settings.

6️⃣ Messer Tulipano 2026
March 28– April 26, 2026
Castello di Pralormo

One of the most beloved spring events in Piemonte.
Over 100,000 tulips bloom in the histo

12/02/2026

Living in Italy ?
You need to know your ISEE.

The ISEE (Indicatore della Situazione Economica Equivalente) is the official calculation that defines your household’s economic position in Italy.

It’s not a tax.
It’s not a fee.
It’s the number that unlocks access to income-based support.

Your ISEE is calculated based on:
income · savings · property · household composition.

And it directly affects what you can access — and how much you receive.

With a valid ISEE, you can apply for:
asilo nido subsidies · birth bonuses · reduced public fees · social support · and the Assegno Unico (Italy’s monthly allowance for families with children).

For some benefits, it’s mandatory.
For others, it can significantly increase the amount you receive.

No updated ISEE? You could be missing out.

It must be renewed every year — and accuracy matters.

Your ISEE = Your financial profile in Italy.

Whether you’ve just arrived in Turin or you’re planning your move, we make sure you understand it, calculate it correctly, and use it to your advantage.

TurinEase — guiding you through Italian administration, step by step 🇮🇹

02/02/2026

Things to Do in February 2026 in Turin & Piemonte

From the Winter Olympics and Chinese New Year to chocolate, vermouth, art, and Carnival traditions — February is packed with unforgettable experiences in Piemonte.

1️⃣ Follow the Winter Olympics from Turin

Feb 6–22, 2026
Although the competitions themselves take place mainly in Milan, Cortina d’Ampezzo, the Alps and other northern Italian venues (no official Olympic competition sites are in Turin), you can still catch all the Olympic action live in the city. 📺
Many bars, cultural venues, and public places will broadcast the events, and Turin’s international vibe makes it perfect for Olympic viewing parties and screenings, so you won’t miss any key moments of Milano-Cortina 2026.

2️⃣ Chinese New Year – Year of the Horse

Tuesday, Feb 17, 2026
Turin
Celebrate the Capodanno Cinese (Chinese New Year) with cultural events, artistic performances and exhibitions organized in the city. A festive and colourful experience to enjoy Turin’s multicultural side.

3️⃣ CioccolaTÒ – Turin Chocolate Festival

Feb 13–17, 2026
Piazza Vittorio Veneto & historic venues – Turin
Turin becomes a paradise for chocolate lovers with CioccolaTÒ — gianduja, artisan tastings, workshops and sweet experiences throughout the city.

4️⃣ Must-See Exhibition: Elisabetta Di Maggio – Frangibile

Until March 2026
GAM – Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, Turin
A powerful contemporary art show exploring fragility, repetition and nature through installations and sculptures. One of the winter’s top cultural events in Turin.

5️⃣ Salone del Vermouth di Torino

Feb 21–22, 2026
Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento Italiano – Turin
The birthplace of vermouth celebrates its signature aperitivo. Enjoy tastings, talks, historic producers and a full Vermouth Week in the city with experiences and cocktails around town.

6️⃣ Storico Carnevale di Ivrea – Battle of the Oranges

Main events: Feb 14–17, 2026
Ivrea (Piemonte)
One of Italy’s most famous carnivals, featuring rich medieval tradition and the spectacular Battaglia delle Arance — a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Which February event would you love to experience? 👇
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13/01/2026

Things to Do in January 2026 in Turin & Piemonte
From Olympic celebrations and top sports to wine, art, and deep local traditions — January 2026 is vibrant, authentic, and unforgettable.

1️⃣ Dreams on Ice – Ice Show
Jan 16–17, 2026
PalaTazzoli – Turin
A spectacular artistic ice show combining sport, music, and elegance.
Perfect winter entertainment for all ages.

2️⃣ Olympic Torch Relay – Milano Cortina 2026
Jan 10–16, 2026
Across Piemonte | Turin on Jan 11
The Olympic Flame crosses Piemonte, stopping in 25 towns and 4 UNESCO sites.
The relay ends in Piazza Castello, with a major city celebration in Italy’s first capital.

3️⃣ Finale Coppa Italia Volley Femminile
Jan 24–25, 2026
Inalpi Arena – Turin
Italy’s top women’s volleyball teams compete for the national cup.
High energy, passion, and top-level sport.

4️⃣ Grandi Langhe e il Piemonte del Vino
Jan 26–27, 2026
OGR – Officine Grandi Riparazioni, Turin
The most important wine event in Piemonte.
Over 500 producers, featuring Barolo, Barbaresco, Roero, and more.

5️⃣ Jeff Wall: Photographs
Until Jan 30, 2026
at Galleria d'Italia, Piazza San Carlo, Turin
A major contemporary photography exhibition by one of the most influential visual artists of our time.

6️⃣ Bagna Cauda 2026
Jan 18, 24, 25, 31 & Feb 1, 2026
Monale (Asti)
A traditional Piedmontese food festival celebrating bagna cauda.
Long tables, local wine, and true regional spirit.

Which event would you love to experience? 👇
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07/01/2026

My tools to start 2026 the right way ✨

A new agenda, a notebook, a pen… and a few weeks off, Italian-style 🇮🇹

In a world driven by technology, I still believe that paper matters. Writing things down, slowing the pace, and going back to the basics helps bring clarity — especially when preparing a new year.

These past weeks were a time to slow down, reflect, and rethink my work as a relocation consultant: how to improve it, how to serve my clients better, and how to build something sustainable over time.

This job is not always easy — administrative constraints and procedures are often beyond my control — but my commitment remains the same: doing my very best, every day, for my clients.

In 2026, I’ll continue to support you with dedication, while also developing new services and tools. Some changes are coming, and they take time to build properly.

One small change this year: I will no longer be able to take on very small, one-off services, in order to focus fully on long-term and complete support.

Thank you for your trust.
Wishing you all a wonderful and successful 2026 ✨

12/11/2025

It’s Italian Time: Servire alla grande!
Literally: To serve big / To give your best!

It’s ATP time in Turin 🎾 — and Italians are cheering not only for their players but for everyone who knows how to servire alla grande!

In Italian, servire alla grande doesn’t just mean “to serve well” in tennis.
It means to give your best shot, to go all in, to do something with energy, style, and passion.

You’ll hear it when someone nails a presentation, hosts a great dinner, or simply handles a challenge with flair.

“Hai servito alla grande!” → “You absolutely nailed it!”

Fun fact: During the Nitto ATP Finals, Turin is buzzing with this energy — precision, elegance, and that unmistakable Italian touch.

At TurinEase, we like to servire alla grande too: from handling your paperwork to finding your dream home, we take care of every detail so you can focus on enjoying your new life in Italy.

Because life here isn’t about perfection — it’s about showing up, giving it your best shot, and enjoying the game.

Your turn:
When was the last time you served big in your own life?
Tell us in the comments 👇

07/11/2025

Things to Do in November in Turin & the Langhe.

1️⃣ SilverSkiff Regatta – River Po
Nov 8–9
Watch world-class rowers glide through the Po!
Best views from Parco del Valentino.

2️⃣ Nitto ATP Finals – Pala Alpitour
Nov 9–16
The top 8 tennis players fight for the title.
Big energy, bright lights, and pure talent.

3️⃣ Abilmente Torino – Lingotto Fiere
Nov 13–16
Italy’s craft & DIY fair — from sewing to paper art.
Perfect for creative souls.

4️⃣ Chiharu Shiota – Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo
Until Jun 28, 2026
Immersive installations woven in red threads.
Emotion, silence & space intertwined.

5️⃣ Fiera del Tartufo Bianco e Vini del Roero – Vezza d’Alba
Nov 22–23
White truffles meet Roero wines
A gourmet escape just 1h from Turin.

6️⃣ Una Mole di Panettoni – Turin
Nov 30
A sweet preview of Christmas.
Dozens of artisan panettoni to taste & take home!

November in Turin
From sports and crafts to food festivals and art —
a cozy, flavorful month across Piemonte.

Which one’s on your list? 👇

Save this post to plan your November weekends!

31/10/2025

✨ TESTIMONIAL ✨

Sometimes, even after a few years in Italy, the paperwork still finds a way to catch up with you!

Virginie moved from Paris to Turin three years ago. Like many expats, she thought she would have time to sort out her administrative tasks later… but between work and her new Italian life, that moment never really came.

When she finally decided to tackle the paperwork, she reached out to me for help with her registration in the Italian public healthcare system and obtaining her Italian ID card — both essential to access the SPID digital identity.

Here’s what she shared:

“I highly recommend Hélène from TurinEase, who handled all the administrative aspects of my move from Paris to Turin with outstanding efficiency! She is fast, extremely effective, and very friendly, which turned what could have been a stressful administrative process into a very positive — and even enjoyable — experience!
Bravo Hélène, and thank you again!!!”

And this summer, when Virginie had to relocate from Turin to Rome, she trusted TurinEase once again to take care of the administrative steps — proof that even in Italy, smooth transitions do exist!

At TurinEase, I guide newcomers and long-term residents alike through Italian bureaucracy — with clarity, efficiency, and a smile.

Because it’s never too late to make your life in Italy easier!

13/10/2025

Before you set foot in Italy… know your CODICE FISCALE!

Despite its name, it’s not about taxes — it’s your personal identification code in Italy, essential for nearly every administrative step:
rental contracts · job offers · banking · healthcare · internet · even school enrollment.

Created in the 1970s to simplify public administration, this 16-character code is built from your name, surname, date, and place of birth. It’s unique, and it stays with you for life.

Everyone needs one — even children.
The best moment to get it? Before arriving in Italy.
Be careful with online “Codice Fiscale generators” — only official Italian authorities can issue it.

TurinEase can help you obtain yours, your very first step into Italian life 🇮🇹

06/10/2025

Breaking News

What to know about the start of EES passport checks at Italian airports

From October 6th, 2025, Italy (and all Schengen countries) will begin using the Entry/Exit System (EES).

What does this mean for travelers?
• Non-EU citizens will no longer receive passport stamps.
• Instead, entry and exit will be recorded digitally via fingerprints and a facial scan.
• Expect longer waiting times during the first few weeks — the process will become faster for repeat travelers.

Important addition:
If you’re entering Italy on a short-stay (tourist) visa of less than 90 days and plan to apply for a long-term residence permit, it’s best to arrive directly from a non-EU country. This simplifies your registration process and helps you avoid an extra visit to the Questura.

If your passport does not show a visa stamp, make sure to keep proof of your date of arrival on Italian soil (such as a boarding pass or flight ticket).

For those arriving with a visa already stamped in their passport (for study, work, or elective residence), this step is not necessary.

If you have any questions about how the new EES system might affect your arrival or registration in Italy, feel free to contact us at TurinEase — we’re here to help.

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