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Filadelfia, Turin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Filadelfia, also written Borgo Filadelfia, is a Turin quarter six kilometres from the centre, with Lingotto barely a kilometre away.
About Filadelfia
Where to stay in Filadelfia
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Lingotto is the nearest name here, barely a kilometre from Filadelfia, and Mirafiori Sud, Nizza Millefonti and Santa Rita all follow within about two. The quarter itself is housing. Booking in Filadelfia means accepting six kilometres between the room and central Turin, which is a fair trade for anyone whose reason for coming lies out this way rather than in the centre.
Nothing here is aimed at visitors, and the quarter's case rests on the run of names around it rather than on anything at the door.
About Filadelfia
What are the main landmarks in Filadelfia?
Filadelfia holds no listed landmark, no church and no museum under its own name, which leaves the rest of Turin to supply whatever a day out needs. The quarter is a name only. Turin carries the sights, Piemonte the ground beyond, and Filadelfia only its place on the municipal map beside Mirafiori Sud and Santa Rita.
What is the history of Filadelfia?
Two names cover the same ground: Filadelfia and Borgo Filadelfia, with no founding year and no separate chronology recorded under either. Turin supplies the dates. The quarter's past is the city's past, and what is written down about Filadelfia amounts to its position in the municipal order: a district of Turin, inside Piemonte, inside Italy.
Where is Filadelfia?
Filadelfia stands about six kilometres from central Turin, with Lingotto, Mirafiori Sud and Nizza Millefonti all inside two kilometres of it.
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Updated August 2026