The Atriums Apartments are part of an entrepreneurial initiative with important growth ambitions and are Premium Apartments selected and equipped based on personal experiences, traveling around the world, always for work. The aim is to provide a "five-star hotel-like" experience that is easy and immediate to use, where the passion for the digital world and the need to always be interconnected with the world is reconciled with the needs of daily life.

Splendid apartment on the third floor with lift of a period building in a central and quiet area near the Porta Susa station, the bus terminal for Caselle airport and the Polytechnic. The two-room apartment consists of an equipped kitchen, large double bedroom, bathroom and exclusive balcony. The accommodation is served by a lift and offers an entrance from a balcony overlooking the internal courtyard. The private balcony offers a view of Via Magenta.

Casa di Carlo, in Via Franco Morosini is located in the Crocetta district, a strategic point for easily experiencing the city of Turin even for a few days, very popular with students and workers. An area that represents the best definition of balance between activity and tranquility. Casa di Carlo is in a strategic position, a stone's throw from the Turin Porta Susa railway station, a stone's throw from the Polytechnic and the "Vinzaglio" metro stop, near the Flixbus stop. Well placed for car-free walking in the historic center of Turin, with a 30 minute exploratory walk. The area has all the necessary services, such as pharmacy, tobacconist, delicatessen, butcher, greengrocer, bakery, pizzeria, banks and many others. Visit Turin in all its nuances, from Street Art, to noir and magical Turin, heading towards Piazza Castello and the Royal Museums or reaching for the Great Mother of God rather than the Chapel of the Holy Shroud. a visit to the Mole Antonelliana is unmissable, 167.50 meters high, symbol of Turin with its 150 years of history, home to the National Cinema Museum which develops in a spiral upwards, on several exhibition levels, giving life to a presentation full of collections that traces the history of cinema from its origins to the present day. Absolutely not to be missed is open-air Turin, with its majestic buildings, large porticoes and immense squares. The historic center of Turin coincides with the oldest and most central area of ​​Turin up to the three most famous squares of the city: Piazza Castello, Piazza San Carlo and Piazza Vittorio. It is the neighborhood where you can find the historic buildings of the Savoy dynasty and the best-known museums, but also the shopping streets of every kind and type. The beating heart of city life. Walking through its historic squares, regular architecture and historic cafés it is impossible not to fall in love with Turin.