Turin EuroPride 2027 takes place from 18–26 June. Discover the parade, parties, event schedule, where to stay and our insider gay Turin guide.
Turin hosts EuroPride in June 2027, bringing nine days of LGBTQIA+ culture, parties, debate and celebration to one of northern Italy’s most rewarding city-break destinations.
The Event
- Next Edition: Friday 18th June 2026 – Saturday 26th June, 2026.
- Enjoy world class shows, concerts and a fun 7 days and nights of events with a uniquely Italian style in Turin this Summer.
- The week culminates with the EuroPride March and Closing Concert on Saturday 26th June.
- Turin is a particularly good fit for EuroPride. The historic centre is compact, the nightlife areas are easy to move between and there is plenty to fill the hours between Pride events: grand cafés, excellent museums, Piedmontese food and one of Italy’s great aperitivo traditions.
Where to Stay?
- Centro Storico – Best overall for EuroPride, sightseeing and easy access to the main city-centre events.
- Piazza Vittorio & Vanchiglia – Best for Pride weekend, late-night bars and the planned main-stage area.
- Quadrilatero Romano – Best for aperitivo, restaurants and evenings out.
- San Salvario – Best for nightlife, bars and a younger late-night atmosphere.
- Porta Nuova – Best for a short EuroPride stay, train connections and easy access to Centro and San Salvario.
The Schedule
Fri 18 Jun 2027 EuroPride 2027 Opening Ceremony
The official launch of EuroPride Turin, opening nine days of celebrations, cultural events, parties and LGBTQIA+ programming across the city.Venue to be confirmed Wed 23 Jun 2027 09:30 – 12:30 & 14:00 – 17:00 | Human Rights Conference – Day One
Opening day of the three-day conference with meetings, round tables, workshops and discussions focused on LGBTQIA+ rights, equality and wider social and political issues.Teatro Carignano Thu 24 Jun 2027 09:30 – 12:30 & 14:00 – 17:00 | Human Rights Conference – Day Two
International speakers, workshops and discussions exploring the challenges facing LGBTQIA+ communities in Italy and across Europe.Teatro Carignano Thu 24 Jun 2027 St John’s Day Celebrations
EuroPride coincides with Turin’s patron saint celebrations, bringing traditional events and festivities to the city.Historic Centre, River Po & Valentino Park Thu 24 Jun 2027 St John’s Fireworks Display
Turin’s traditional fireworks add one of the city’s biggest public celebrations to EuroPride week.River Po / Central Turin Fri 25 Jun 2027 09:30 – 12:30 | Human Rights Conference – Day Three
Final conference sessions ahead of the main EuroPride weekend.Teatro Carignano Sat 26 Jun 2027 EuroPride 2027 March
The main EuroPride event, with a planned 3 km parade through central Turin finishing at the main stage in Piazza Vittorio Veneto.Central Turin to Piazza Vittorio Veneto Sat 26 Jun 2027 EuroPride Closing Ceremony
The official closing celebration with speeches, entertainment and the EuroPride handover.Main Stage, Piazza Vittorio Veneto Sat 26 Jun 2027 EuroPride Closing Concert
Live performances and entertainment bring EuroPride Turin 2027 to its finale.Main Stage, Piazza Vittorio Veneto Europride Opening Ceremony
- Next Edition: Friday 18 Jun 2027
- The Opening Ceremony officially launches nine days of EuroPride celebrations across Turin.
- Arriving a day early makes sense. It gives you time to get your bearings, explore the historic centre and settle into the city’s aperitivo rhythm before the EuroPride programe gets underway.
- Final performers, times and venue details are still to be announced.
EuroPride Village
- Next Edition: Full schedule and dates to be announced.
- The event plans place the Pride Village in central Turin, with two major stages hosting music, theatre, performances, art and community events.
- Expect this to become the natural meeting point during EuroPride week. Its central location should make it easy to combine daytime sightseeing with afternoon and evening Pride events without repeatedly crossing the city.
- Check out the top places to stay close to the Pride Village.
St John’s Fireworks
- Thursday 24 Jun 2027 – EuroPride lands in Turin during the city’s celebrations for St John the Baptist, Turin’s patron saint.
- The traditional fireworks on 24 Jun add a very local experience to EuroPride week.
- Make an evening of it: aperitivo and dinner in the centre followed by the celebrations before moving on to the night’s Pride events.
EuroPride March
- Saturday 26 Jun 2027 – This is the date to build a EuroPride weekend around.
- Plans have the March covering approximately 3 km through central Turin, finishing at the main stage in Piazza Vittorio Veneto.
- Piazza Vittorio is a fitting finish. One of Europe’s largest arcaded squares, it opens towards the River Po and the hills beyond and is surrounded by bars and restaurants.
- Staying in Centro, Vanchiglia or around Piazza Vittorio pays off on parade day. Road closures matter far less when the hotel is within walking distance. The final route and assembly time are still to be confirmed.
Closing Ceremony & Concert
- Saturday 26 Jun 2027 – The March leads into EuroPride’s final celebration, with live entertainment, performances and the official closing ceremony.
- Expect Saturday to be the busiest day of the entire festival.
- Keep the afternoon and evening clear rather than trying to squeeze sightseeing around the March.
Gay Turin Guide
- Turin doesn’t have a conventional gay village. The queer scene is woven into the wider nightlife of the city, with dedicated LGBTQIA+ parties and venues mixed among mainstream bars, clubs and cultural spaces.
- For visitors, that means less time hunting for a particular gay street and greater freedom to experience Turin itself.
- Quadrilatero Romano works particularly well for aperitivo and early evening drinks.
- San Salvario is livelier and later.
- Vanchiglia and Piazza Santa Giulia attract a younger crowd, and Piazza Vittorio provides a natural link between the centre and the river.
- Turin’s LGBTQIA+ credentials run much deeper than nightlife. F.U.O.R.I., Italy’s first gay-rights organisation, was founded here in 1971, giving the city an important place in Italian queer history.
- During EuroPride, the best approach is to mix the two Turins: explore the city rather than spending the entire day around Pride venues, then let EuroPride take over as afternoon turns into evening.
Turin – Top Things to See and Do
Piazza Castello & Historic Turin Start in Piazza Castello and explore the Royal Palace, Via Po, Quadrilatero Romano and the streets leading towards Piazza Vittorio. It is the quickest way to understand the layout and character of Turin. Turin City Highlights Walking Tour Egyptian Museum One of Turin’s standout attractions and worth giving at least two hours. The collection is extensive, so a guided visit makes far more sense than rushing through independently. Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line Tour Mole Antonelliana & Cinema Museum Turin’s unmistakable landmark combines the National Museum of Cinema with panoramic views across the city and towards the Alps. The lift is the part not to miss. Cinema Museum & Mole Antonelliana Tour Eat Piedmont Try agnolotti, tajarin, vitello tonnato, local cheeses, gianduja chocolate and Piedmont wines. Food is a major part of a Turin stay rather than something to fit between attractions. Turin Gourmet Food Tour Parco del Valentino & the Po Swap palaces and museums for a trip beside the River Po through Valentino Park. It is particularly good after a late EuroPride night and connects neatly with San Salvario. Turin City Highlights Bike Tours Langhe Wine Country Use a spare EuroPride day to head south into the UNESCO-listed Langhe hills for Barolo, Barbaresco, vineyards and Alba. This is the day trip worth prioritising for food and wine lovers. Barolo & Barbaresco Wine Tour from Turin Venaria Reale One of the great Savoy residences just outside Turin, with huge Baroque interiors and formal gardens. A strong half-day escape if you do not have time for the Langhe. Venaria Reale Guided Tours EuroPride Insider Tips
- Stay central for the final weekend. Walking back after the March and Closing Concert is far easier than negotiating Pride traffic and road closures. Central Turin is flat and highly walkable, backed up by trams, buses and the metro.
- Use the trams. They’re practical, but they’re part of the Turin experience too.
- Don’t search for one gay street. Follow the EuroPride parties and mix them with the established nightlife areas around Quadrilatero, San Salvario and Vanchiglia.
- Book the big sights early. The Egyptian Museum and Mole Antonelliana are obvious choices for thousands of other EuroPride visitors too.
- Keep one afternoon empty. Turin is particularly good at encouraging unscheduled stops for coffee, aperitivo, chocolate or a long lunch.
- Add a night. Leaving on Sunday morning immediately after Saturday’s March means missing one of the pleasures of a Pride trip: a very slow final day after everyone has stopped watching the clock.
Gay & LGBTQ+ Venues
- Centralino Club – Centro / Via delle Rosine – One of Turin’s long-running clubs, dating from 1975 and is known mainly as the home of LGBTQ+ party nights rather than as an exclusively gay club every night. Bananamia https://www.instagram.com/banana_mia/ on Fridays is the one to know.
- Tclub Street Bar – Quadrilatero Romano – Cocktail bar on Via Sant’Agostino with pavement tables and late opening. A useful pre-party stop in one of the best areas for a gay night out.
Alibi – San Salvario – Late-night bar on Via Belfiore in the heart of San Salvario’s nightlife grid. Better suited to drinks before or after a party than a destination club night.- 011 Sauna Club – Aurora / Borgo Rossini – Turin’s established men-only gay sauna and cruise club. It’s a substantial 800 m² space with Finnish sauna, steam room, whirlpool, dark areas, cabins and bars; Friday and Saturday evenings switch towards cruising events with naked dress codes. ARCO membership is required.
- Garage Club – Crocetta / Porta Nuova side – Men-only gay sauna/cruise venue on Corso Stati Uniti, useful mainly for visitors seeking Turin’s sex-positive scene rather than conventional nightlife.
Pop-Up Gay & Queer Parties
- Bananamia – Turin’s best-known recurring gay club night and the easiest recommendation for visitors wanting commercial gay nightlife. Expect a young crowd, pop, Italian hits and reggaeton rather than underground electronic music. Recent local discussions describe it as busy and increasingly mixed; arrive earlier on popular nights since Centralino is small and door selection can be strict.
Instagram:- Il Padre – Another established name in Turin’s LGBTQIA+ party circuit and one of the nights promoted by the city’s tourism office. Check the current edition for venue, date and theme rather than attaching it permanently to one club.
- Portafortuna Torino – Queer party included in Turismo Torino’s current LGBTQIA+ nightlife selection. One to watch during EuroPride week when the city’s established promoters are likely to programme extra editions.
- Sodo Party – Popular inclusive event with a mix of locals and tourists, playing a heavy blend of electro, techno, house and disco-queer music.
- Amoreee – queer, kinky, and electronic music party held at Bunker Turin, featuring techno and hyperpop beats, drag shows,
Where To Stay
We have found Hotels that have good reviews and keep you close to all the fun
NH Collection Torino, NH Torino Centro, Royal Palace, Principi di Piemonte
Where to stay close to all the gay bars.
Our top 4 selections with the best rates.
Principi di Piemonte is our preferred hotel
when staying in Turin close to everything
For further information and advice on
Turin EuroPride visit The Website
Turin has no single gay district; its LGBTQ+ scene is spread across the centre, with the Quadrilatero Romano and San Salvario the best areas to know. Bars mix with regular pop-up parties and club nights, and most central venues are easily reached on foot or by tram.
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 104, Turin Historic Centre, 10123 Turin, Italy
Hotel NH Torino Centro is located 50 m from the Vinzaglio Metro Station and offers free Wi-Fi throughout.
The Centro is also less than 200 m from the Industrial Union, the Gallery of Modern Art, and the Bruno Caccia Courthouse. You will also find shops, restaurants, bars and cafés in the area.
This NH hotel features a unique and elegant style. All rooms and suites are classically furnished with air conditioning and satellite TV.
Piazza Carlo Emanuele II 15, Turin Historic Centre, 10123 Turin, Italy
Offering 2 rooftop terraces, NH Collection Piazza Carlina is located in a 17th-century building in Turin’s historic center, a 5-minute walk from Piazza Vittorio Veneto and 801 m from the Royal Palace. It features free WiFi.
The elegant rooms with attached bathroom all offer satellite TV, coffee machine, parquet floors, and an electric kettle. All are soundproofed and air-conditioned, and have handmade furniture.
3, Via Mentana, Crimea, Circoscrizione 8, Turin, Torino, Piemont, 10133, Italy
Located next to the banks of the River Po and near Piazza Vittorio Veneto, the Best Western Hotel Crimea has free Wi-Fi and the reception is open from 6 AM to 12PM. It offers classically furnished rooms with a satellite LCD TV.
Rooms at the Hotel Crimea have carpeted floors and stylish bathrooms. Each comes with Sky channels, air conditioning and a mini-bar. You can rent bicycles at reception.
via Stampatori 4, Turin Historic Centre, 10122 Turin, Italy
Set in the center of Turin, 1.4 mi from Polytechnic University of Turin and 1.9 mi from Mole Antonelliana, B&B Via Stampatori offers accommodations with free WiFi and a shared lounge.
Guests at the bed and breakfast can enjoy a continental breakfast.
B&B Via Stampatori offers a terrace.
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Address: 5/D, Via Messina, Rossini, Circoscrizione 7, Turin, 10153, Italy
Address: Corso Stati Uniti, 35, 10129 Torino TO, Italy
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