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Trattoria Ala

Tuscan fare, so wild boars enter here at their peril.

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Caffe Rossini
Calls itself a restaurant, but it's really a café and late-night pub with music and a young crowd.
Mon-Thu 16:00-02:00, Fri Sat 16:00-04:00
See
Mole Antonelliana
National Cinema Museum
The Mole, Turin's landmark building built in 1888, was intended as a synagogue but the size and cost got out of hand and the Jewish community never used it. The 167.5-metre tower is the highest work of masonry in Europe and you can ride a lift to the cupola at the top. Within it, the National Cinema Museum is a vast exhibition space spiralling up five floors. The themes of the floors are the archaeology of cinema, the video camera, a collection of cinema posters, video installations (with side rooms screening clips), and the Great Temple where you recline in comfy red chairs and watch — or is it worship? — Italian film classics projected on giant screens overhead. Artefacts include magic lanterns, optical illusions, photographs, drawings, models, props and costumes, such as the original cape worn by Christopher Reeve in Superman in 1978.
Wed-Fri, Sun Mon 09:00-19:00, Sat 09:00-22:00Museum €12, lift €9
See
Foundation Accorsi-Ometto
Decorative Arts Museum
Extensive display of furniture, painting and other decorative art.
Tue Wed Fri-Sun 10:00-18:00, Thu 10:00-20:00Adult €14, conc €12
Drink
Lab Vittorio
Small lively bar with good cocktails and tapas. They have another bar at Via Mazzini 5.
Sun Tue-Thu 17:00-01:00, Fri Sat 17:00-03:00