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Built in 1729, this palace is an example of Piedmontese baroque architecture. Once the home of Camillo Benso Conte di Cavour, and now a gallery and exposition area, the building still sees the most important decision-makings of the day.
Address: Via Cavour 8 Turin TO Italy 10123
 Send an Email  +39 (0) 11 530690
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Architect Filippo Juvarra created the facade that disguises the former residence of Madama Reale, or Marie Christine of France. What is actually a medieval castle, a Roman gate and a jumble of other buildings now houses a collection of ancient and Renaissance art, including a large display of ceramics.
Address: Piazza Castello Turin TO Italy
+39 (0) 11 4429911
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This 18th century hunting lodge was decorated in a luxurious manner the influential Savoy family enjoyed. While staying briefly in the area, Napolean enjoyed the comforts of the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi.
Address: Piazza Principe Amedeo 7 Turin TO Italy
Send an Email +39 (0) 11 3581220
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Royal Palace (Palazzo Reale) & Royal Armory (Armeria Reale)
The prominent House of Savoy resided in the Royal Palace, beginning in 1645. Its rooms are decorated with rich tapestries and a collection of Chinese and Japanese vases. The Royal Armory houses an extensive array of arms, including examples from the 16th and 17th centuries.
Address: Piazza Castello Turin TO Italy
+39 (0) 11 4361455
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