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Always beautiful to see

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Already arriving from the retino you can see how beautiful this castle is, which unfortunately is abandoned but looking at it and having a bit of imagination you understand

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The palace is very beautiful and quite large. Years ago I went in the summer to visit the beautiful gardens in the evening.

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the storks haven't arrived yet 😉

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Place of worship and prayer Via della Chiesa, 8, 12030 Murello CN http://www.parrocchiaracconigimurello.org/

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Savoy palace. Fountain in the square

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On the main street of Campiglione appears the villa Luserna di Rorà, a beautiful eighteenth-century building but of earlier origin. Opposite, inside a private park, you can see the castle of Campiglione. Not far away, the parish church of San Giovanni Battista, among the trees and greenery, with its appurtenances. All of the historic Campiglione is condensed into these few square meters, and it is a place worth visiting.

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Particular castle / fortified house, apparently in the middle of nowhere. It is actually on private land, on a farm - which in a sense perpetuates its legacy. Being private it is visible only from the outside. However, it is worth taking a short detour from the Racconigi-Murello provincial road to go and see it - among other things, getting away from traffic, and then being able to reach a nice network of secondary roads and compact dirt roads that are a nice alternative.

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The castle is a thirteenth-century building, originally owned by the Knights Templar, later of the Gerosolimitano Order, and from the 19th century transformed into the residence of the parish priest (still today): as such it cannot be visited, and can only be seen from out. The church of San Giovanni, next to it, was part of the original castle complex, and has been remodeled over time: the current facade dates back to around 1930, and is in neo-Gothic style. The complex has its own charm: if you pass by Murello it is worth making a short detour and go and see it.

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And behind the castle is the stork park

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Royal Castle of Racconigi is part of the cultural treasures of the history of Piedmont and is worth a visit. Passing by bike you can observe its grandeur with the beautiful adjoining park.

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History Founded around the 11th century as a stronghold in the Marca of Turin, the castle of Racconigi subsequently passed to the Marquises of Saluzzo and then to the Savoy. The original fortified structure with corner towers was transformed during the seventeenth century: in 1670, in conjunction with the elevation of the castle to the residence of the Savoy-Carignano family, André Le Nôtre designed the garden; in 1676 Guarino Guarini undertook a comprehensive renovation of the building, which was never completed. Starting from 1755 the works were resumed by the architect Giambattista Borra at the behest of Prince Luigi of Savoy-Carignano: the pavilions on the main façade, the large access pronaos, the hall characterized by the so-called "loggia of musicians" date back to this phase, Diana's room and the Chinese lavatories. But it was with the accession to the throne of Carlo Alberto, prince of Carignano, that the residence took on its present appearance: in 1820 the German gardener Xavier Kurten redesigned the green spaces, while the decoration and rearrangement of the interiors were entrusted to the architect Pelagio Palagi, whose taste between neoclassical and eclectic is well represented by an environment of singular charm such as the Etruscan Cabinet. At the same time, the neo-Gothic style service buildings of the Serre and Margaria were built on the edge of the park, intended for the agricultural management of the territory pertaining to the castle. With the transfer of the capital from Turin to Florence (1865) and then to Rome (1871), the royals gradually lost interest in the castle, at least until the early twentieth century, when King Vittorio Emanuele III elected it again as the seat of holiday. The castle was purchased in 1980 by the Italian state. The sumptuous apartments are evidence of the most significant stages of transformation that the castle underwent from the seventeenth century to the beginning of the twentieth: stuccos, frescoes and furnishings constitute a significant panorama of the changing taste of the court over the course of about four hundred years. The gardens and park keep their nineteenth-century layout intact, characterized by a romantic structure with streams, ponds, caves and monuments.

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The Royal Castle of Racconigi is located in the province of Cuneo and can be reached by train from Turin in less than an hour. You can enter by booking a guided tour at the tourist office.

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Here's something that makes flat rides interesting

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Built in 1300, subsequently remodeled several times, completely restored in the 1980s. Privately owned, it houses conference rooms and wedding venues. Even if it cannot be visited inside, it is still worth a detour to see it from the outside.

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an easy ride to recover from an injury, it is also a simple ride to do as a family with children

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This castle in the middle of the fields, even if in ruins, is a pleasant surprise when it comes out of nowhere!

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Singular example of fortified agricultural settlement also called plain castle.

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