Sleep, work, eat, party

Combo's multi-space opens in Turin

[Tripper: Paola]

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A multifaceted space designed for young people is born in Turin, but actually suitable for all those who want to feel like citizens of the world, because here the air you breathe has a completely international taste. Combo opens its doors in Corso Regina Margherita, a stone's throw from Porta Palazzo, where once there was the fire station.
The careful renovation has created a space open to combinations, in full compliance with the philosophy of the project, already active in other Italian cities.

Combo - Open Space

Combo - Events stage

The goal is achieved by touching all the elements of daily life that can create opportunities of sharing, of contamination from other cultures, which enrich everyone's internal vocabulary. There are the hostel rooms, which can accommodate up to 16 guests with dynamic rates, which change according to the request, but also rooms for private use for those who need privacy in their sleep.
There are spaces, indoor and outdoor, where it is possible to relax, giving a break to the mind that can express itself in complete freedom, listening and being listened to.
There are meeting rooms, where you can work in synergy, supported by advanced technological devices, rooms that can be transformed into spaces on occasion party, thanks to simple metamorphoses that reveal cocktail bars and mood lights.
There is the café on the corner, the cocktail bar and the restaurant, which puts the same contaminations that meander in the air on the plate. There is even a Radio, complete with a control room, which offers quality music, around which to draw the attention of young people too hammered by commercial music.
Where it has been possible, the spaces retain memory of the past, confiscating the memory to save it from the oblivion of time, but at the same time they give new life, giving a boost to internationality that breaks the traditionally Savoyard schemes of a reserved Turin.
And it was what was needed, after this period of health emergency, which deprived us of the smallest sociability, which locked us within the walls of the house. We needed to leave again with courage, more visionary, more daring, more connected than before.
It is no coincidence that Somewhere Tour and Events, of which we were guests, wanted to toast the restart of tourism, in this place and on this date, so that the summer solstice can be a good omen for a renewed season of freedom of movement and thought.