My structure is located in a historic building built in 1920, in fact inside the apartment you can find very high vaulted ceilings, parquet and recently restored wooden windows. the apartment has an entrance that gives access to a bedroom with walk-in closet and balcony overlooking the internal courtyard, a bathroom, a sitting room with kitchen area and finally another balcony overlooking the city.

Welcome to Porta Susa’s Nest! My name is Nick, and for over 6 years, I’ve been traveling and reviewing the magnificent places I visit. I’ve lived in Turin for more than 25 years, and by now, I know every corner of this city: restaurants, guided tours, transportation, travel tips, curiosities, and activities for every season and taste, both in and out of the city!

The Quadrilatero Romano, also known as the Quadrilatero, is a fascinating historical area in the center of Turin. This neighborhood, located in District 1, constitutes the western part of the city’s historic center. Today, the Quadrilatero is renowned for its lively atmosphere, charming restaurants, and typical local venues. The name derives from the perimeter of the ancient Roman castrum, the walls of the colony upon which the original Julia Augusta Taurinorum was founded. Even today, you can recognize this area by its grid of orthogonal streets and the well-preserved remnants of the Roman walls. In the Quadrilatero, the main axis, known as the decumanus maximus, connects Porta Praetoria (later renamed Porta Fibellona) with Porta Decumana (or Porta Segusina). This part of Turin is rich in history and offers a fascinating mix of monuments, including historic palaces, churches, museums, and much more.