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V. Montebello 20
}011 81 38 560; www.museocinema.it
Once the world’s tallest structure built from traditional masonry (read: brick) as its construction neared completion in…
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V. Accademia delle Scienze 6
}011 44 06 903; www.museoegizio.it
It’s not King Tut’s tomb, but this palazzo is still the final resting place of some well-known Egyptian royalty. The fir…
V. Palazzo di Città 4
}011 43 61 540 (Cattedrale di San Giovanni) 011 43 61 527 (San Lorenzo); www.sanlorenzo.torino.it.
The THoly Shroud of Turin, one of the holiest and most enigmatic relics in all of Christianity, is kept in the Turin cat…
Piazzetta Reale
The Princes of Savoy’s residence for more than 200 years, since 1865, the Palazzo Reale has been as much a relic represe…
P. Castello 191
Shimmering, shining, certainly not rusting, the collection of swords, daggers, and armor in this small but densely packe…
V. Nizza 230
}011 00 62 713; www.pinacoteca-agnelli.it
This tiny jewel box of a museum sits in a glass house atop a former Fiat factory south of Turin’s city center, and it ha…
V. Maria Vittoria 5
}011 53 84 56; www.sanfilippotorino.it
Lacking a relic to brag about, Turin’s largest church is not its most famous. Chiesa San Filippo Neri hasn’t needed the …
P. Mafalda di Savoia, Rivoli
}011 95 65 222; www.castellodirivoli.org
It takes a trip to reach this museum, but remember that time isn’t money. At any rate, the collection of contemporary ar…
Superga Hill
}011 89 97 456; www.basilicadisuperga.com
“The most enchanting position in the world.” That’s how the famous modernist architect Le Corbusier described the site o…
P. Castello
}011 44 33 501; www.palazzomadamatorino.it
The palazzo that anchors P. Castello, and all of Turin for that matter, has a fascinating archaeology. Suffice it to say…
Vle. Virgilio 107
}011 44 31 701; www.borgomedivaletorino.it
Italy’s first public park, Parco del Valentino surrounds the French-style Castello del Valentino which now houses Torino…