Explore Italian Telegram groups for photography, tabletop games and growing food, alongside two local options for hiking and mapping. Raccontapassi focuses on Piedmont and Aosta Valley; OSM Torino focuses on the province of Turin.
OSM Provincia di Torino
Mapping and volunteering · Province of Turin
Italian
A local OpenStreetMap group for contributors working in the province of Turin. Its geographic focus makes it a specific option for mapping Turin and the surrounding province.
Joining: Keep discussion connected to the local OSM community.
Fotografia Italia
Photography · Italian photography community
Italian
An Italian-language group for photography enthusiasts. The community also connects with a shared Instagram hashtag and tagging activity for members’ photographs.
Joining: Read the current posting rules before sharing photographs or links.
Raccontapassi Community
Hiking and mountain outings · Piedmont and Aosta Valley
Italian-language organiser information
Talk with the Raccontapassi organisers and other walkers about outings in Piedmont and Aosta Valley. The community also welcomes feedback and photographs from people who have joined a guided walk.
Joining: Check the arrangements and fees for each guided outing with the organiser.
BoardGameItalia Giochi da Tavolo
Board games · Italian board-game community
Italian
The Telegram group linked by BoardGameItalia and dedicated to tabletop games. It brings an Italian-language board-game community into the collection.
Joining: Keep posts about tabletop games and follow the pinned rules.
Bosco di Ogigia Gruppo
Gardening and soil · Italian gardening community
Italian
Share agricultural practices and discuss care for the land and soil with the Bosco di Ogigia community. Members are invited to send photographs or videos from their vegetable gardens.
Joining: Post in moderation and respect other members.
Which Italian groups are for local activities?
Raccontapassi is connected with walks and guided outings in Piedmont and Aosta Valley. OSM Torino serves contributors working in the province of Turin. The photography, tabletop and gardening groups have broader Italian-language subjects.