• Turin, Alberta, Canada; a hamlet
• Turin, Idlib, Syria; a village
• Turín, El Salvador, town in the Ahuachapán Department

Italy edit

• Province of Turin, former province in the Piedmont region of Italy
• March of Turin, a Medieval country around the city of Turin
• Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Turin, Italy
• Metropolitan City of Turin

United States edit

• Turin, Georgia
• Turin, Iowa
• Turin, New York
• Turin (village), New York
• Turin Township, Michigan

• Turin, or Tarin, alternative spellings for the Pashtun tribe Tareen
• Duke of Turin

Persons edit

• Dave Turin, a gold miner featured in the Gold Rush television series
• George L. Turin (1930-2014) U.S. computer scientist
• John J. Turin (1913-1973), American physicist
• Luca Turin (b. 1953), biophysicist and proponent of the vibration theory of olfaction
• Mark Turin (b. 1973), linguistic anthropologist
• Niels Turin Nielsen (1887-1964) Danish gymnast

Fictional characters edit

• Túrin Turambar, a character in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth

• Turin Airport (disambiguation)
• Refuge Turin, a high mountain refuge
• Turin Cathedral, Turin, Italy
• Observatory of Turin, astronomical observatory
• International University College of Turin, Turin, Italy
• The Turin, NYC, NYS, USA; an apartment building

• Battle of Turin (disambiguation) including Siege of Turin
• Turin Auto Show, notable automobile show held in Turin, Italy, from 1900–2000
• Turin International, 1911 World's Fair
• 2006 Winter Olympics (Torino 2006) Turin, Italy
• 2006 Winter Paralympics (Torino 2006) Turin, Italy

• Treaty of Turin (disambiguation)
• Shroud of Turin, cloth that allegedly covered the dead Jesus of Nazareth
• Turin, an alternative name for the Italian wine grape Dolcetto and the French wine grape Douce noir
• Turin King List, list of ancient pharaohs

• Turin, New York (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles containing Turin or Turins
• All pages with titles beginning with Turin
• Torino (disambiguation)