Kid-friendly places in Torino

17 places in Torino, Italy, where children are actually welcome — what each one is, what it costs, and what to watch for. 17 carry a warning worth reading before you go.

Play cafés
Sports
Classes
Adventure

Play cafés4

Baby Luna ParkIndoor playground
A fun amusement park for kids with attractions for all ages and plenty of space to run and play, with kind helpful staff and good birthday-party planning; ~2km south (near Valentino park)

Rides are ~3€ each with a 10-minute timer (can add up and feel rushed); afternoon-only on weekdays
DammiuncinquePlay cafe
A cosy, welcoming play space that's great for keeping toddlers busy (a nice quiet spot, hard to find for little ones), with kind helpful staff and two big rooms for birthday parties; ~3km southwest

Closed Mondays; afternoon-only hours
Let's PartyIndoor playground
A wonderful place for children's parties with a room for older kids and another for under-5s, a big well-organised play area (bouncy castle, kids' area, table football, foosball, ping-pong, pinball), a fridge and kitchen, seating for adults and a coffee machine, and you can bring your own food; ~5km west

Some games cost a couple of euros; afternoon-focused on weekdays
Play Happy PartyPlay cafe
A beautiful, functional and clean venue with a large play area (including a safe enclosed zone for little ones), plenty of space for accompanying adults with table football and ping pong, and a warm, helpful owner (Tania) who lets you customise the party — a favourite for private kids' birthdays; ~3km west

Mainly a private-party venue — book ahead; afternoon/evening hours

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ASD BoulderBarClimbing
A very good bouldering gym with a fantastic, friendly atmosphere and nice people, free shoe loan (a big plus) and good pizza; ~5km north

The beginner routes are quite demanding (better if you're not a total novice); closed weekends; afternoon/evening hours; FASI membership required
Bside Climbing VillageClimbing
An awesome, big and clean bouldering gym with a great atmosphere, a huge variety of routes (including marked 30-move circuits), Moon and Kilter boards, a well-equipped training and stretching area, and a bar and shop attached, with friendly staff happy to help navigate the Italian system; ~5km east

No air conditioning/airflow (tough in summer heat); closed weekends; the sticker-circuit grading can be confusing at first; FASI membership required
C.A.T. Centro Arrampicata TorinoClimbing
The best lead-climbing gym in Turin, with tall walls (over 15m — rare for the city), interesting routes and a couple of top-rope options, a great facility for rope climbing; ~2km west

Mostly grade 6-7 routes (few 5s to start on); some ropes/harnesses a bit dated; membership/insurance required; closed weekends
Dora Park SkateparkSkate / BMX / roller
A really cool, big semi-indoor skatepark set among the striking industrial ruins of Parco Dora, open around the clock and good to ride whatever the weather, a great spot alongside the river; ~3km north

The ramps are a bit old (but nice to ride); no toilets on site; can get busy at events
La Fucina del CircoAcrobatics / aerial
A wonderful, inclusive circus/aerial-acrobatics school with a truly positive atmosphere and excellent, passionate, helpful teachers — a welcoming, family-friendly space to discover silks, trapeze, rope and aerial straps, gain confidence and work on your limits, with quality lessons and free training; ~5km northeast

Contact ahead for the class schedule
Skate Spot Valdo FusiSkate / BMX / roller
A really fun, creative free skate plaza in the heart of Turin with many kinds of ramps and rails, perfect for a street session with friendly locals (and a jazz club alongside); ~1km southeast

The plaza is cut in two by a big vent that boards can't cross; can get busy
Teatrazione Scuola di Circo TeatroAcrobatics / aerial
A fantastic, long-running (nearly 30 years) circus-theatre school and neighbourhood resource, a great place to learn, train, have fun and spend time as a family, with lots of circus equipment, knowledgeable friendly teachers, numerous year-round courses and summer shows, plus activities for people with disabilities; ~6km south

Closed weekends; contact ahead for the schedule
Zero-Gravity TorinoTrampoline park
An amazing trampoline park with basically everything — basketball, parkour, dodgeball, obstacle courses, reaction games, a battle arena, ninja courses and all the trampolines you could want — perfect for kids, with friendly helpful staff, a parents' viewing area upstairs and good prices; ~3km north

Gets very crowded, hot and less clean at busy weekend times (1 hour is enough); non-slip socks required; strict rules; afternoon-only on weekdays

Classes3

Musicalmente Music AcademyMusic
A wonderful, warmly welcoming and professional music academy where families feel at ease from day one, with highly trained, passionate teachers (guitar, singing and more), moving well-organised end-of-year recitals, and cheaper prices than usual (group lessons from ~12€/hour); ~5km northwest

Closed weekends; afternoon/evening hours
Scuola Popolare di MusicaMusic
A warmly loved music school that combines professional teachers and staff with a genuine sense of family and ease (free of forced rigour), with a welcoming stimulating atmosphere, personalised teaching, fantastic ensemble classes and a Social Orchestra, where each student is cared for; ~1km northeast

Closed weekends; afternoon/evening hours
Studio Delta PotteryArt
A warm, inviting pottery studio where Anna is an amazing, patient, knowledgeable teacher with infinite creativity — from a single lesson you can throw or hand-build a couple of pieces while learning how clay is made, with clear instructions in English too, a perfect place to start (or continue) a ceramics journey; ~2km northwest

A class/studio — book ahead; closed weekends; pieces collected after firing

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Cascina FalcheraPetting farm
A beautiful farm with many well-kept animals (horses, donkeys, cows, goats, sheep, rabbits, chickens, geese) in clean, well-appointed spaces, plenty of green space, a sandpit, games, an excellent ice-cream parlour and a bar/restaurant, and it's an eco-sustainability education centre running summer camps; ~7km north

Queue management at the ice-cream shop can be slow; split midday hours
Grow Up Alpaca del MonvisoPetting farm
A lovely alpaca farm within the city (Cascina Cassotti Balbo) where friendly hosts run guided visits and walks with the beautifully characterful alpacas — you spend about an hour petting, cuddling and feeding them (plus some chickens) — a regenerating, close-up experience for families; ~6km south

Booking recommended (small groups); check tour vs walk options

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