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8 Gallery Lingotto

  • SpecialtyShopping centre in the former Fiat factory: fashion, electronics, supermarket and cinema
  • HoursDaily about 10AM–9PM (reported; confirm on 8galleria.it)
  • Price$$

8 Gallery Lingotto is a shopping centre at Via Nizza 262 in the Lingotto district of Turin, Piedmont, Italy, housed within the former Fiat factory complex that has been converted into a mixed-use building. It differs from the city's historic arcades and markets by offering a conventional modern mall experience in a landmark industrial setting, with the building's ramps and architecture providing a distinctive backdrop.

Shopping centre inside the converted Lingotto building, close to Lingotto metro station and Eataly.

8 Gallery Lingotto is a shopping centre at Via Nizza 262 in the Lingotto district of Turin, Piedmont, Italy, housed within the former Fiat factory complex that has been converted into a mixed-use building. It differs from the city's historic arcades and markets by offering a conventional modern mall experience in a landmark industrial setting, with the building's ramps and architecture providing a distinctive backdrop. The centre is close to Lingotto metro station and the Eataly food emporium, making it easy to reach without a car.

The brand mix is dominated by high-street and mid-range fashion, shoes and accessories, together with electronics, homeware and a supermarket, and a cinema supplies evening entertainment. As in most Italian shopping centres, the stores are national and international chains rather than local artisans, so visitors seeking handmade Piedmontese goods are better served elsewhere in Turin; the authentic local element comes mainly from nearby Eataly and the surrounding Lingotto buildings. Prices are fixed and there is no bargaining. Cards are accepted throughout. Non-EU visitors may be eligible for VAT refunds on qualifying purchases above the national threshold, provided the shop participates in the tax-free scheme and the paperwork is validated at the airport, so the receipt and passport should be requested at purchase.

Eating options include the centre's own food court and cafes, as well as the restaurants and food counters of Eataly a short walk away. The atmosphere is relaxed on weekdays and busy at weekends and during sales periods. Reported hours are daily from about 10AM to 9PM, and visitors should confirm current times, including Sunday and holiday opening, on the centre's official website. The centre suits a rainy-day visit, a combined trip with the Lingotto sights, or practical shopping for clothing and electronics.

Practical information for 8 Gallery Lingotto · Last updated September 2026
Hours Daily about 10AM–9PM (reported; confirm on 8galleria.it)
Price $$
Address Via Nizza 262, 10126 Turin

Location

Via Nizza 262, 10126 Turin

45.0302, 7.6667 View on map

Highlights

  • Shopping centre inside the converted Lingotto Fiat factory building
  • Fashion, electronics, supermarket and cinema under one roof
  • Short walk to Lingotto metro station and Eataly
  • Cafes and food court on site

Tips for visiting

  • Take the metro to Lingotto station rather than driving, to avoid parking costs.
  • Ask for tax-free paperwork at purchase if a non-EU resident, and keep receipts and passport.
  • Weekdays are calmer; weekends and sale seasons are crowded.
  • Combine the visit with lunch at nearby Eataly.

When to visit

Weekday mornings and early afternoons are quietest, while weekends and sales periods draw heavy crowds.

Accessibility

As a modern shopping centre it provides step-free routes, lifts and escalators, and is generally suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. Access from Lingotto metro station is also straightforward.

Frequently asked questions

Where is 8 Gallery Lingotto?

It is at Via Nizza 262 in the Lingotto district of Turin, inside the former Fiat factory building near Lingotto metro station.

What kinds of shops does it have?

It has fashion and shoe chains, electronics, a supermarket and a cinema. The stores are mainly national and international brands.

Can visitors use cards and claim tax refunds?

Cards are accepted in the shops. Non-EU visitors may claim VAT refunds at participating stores when spending above the threshold.

Where can visitors eat?

The centre has its own cafes and food court, and Eataly is a short walk away.

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