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1848年7月18日、独立戦争の一つの中で、ここGovernoloでピエモンテ軍（ベルサリエリを含む）とオーストリア軍の後衛部隊との間で衝突がありました。オーストリア軍は、数的に著しく劣勢であったこともあり、敗北しました。 Governoloを訪れる際は、市が準備した解説パネルが設置されたルートをたどるのが非常に興味深いです（時々、あまり目立たない場所もあり、宝探しのような気分になりますが、楽しいです）。このルートは、その日の出来事を段階的に案内し、実際には1848年4月24日に起こった衝突についても語っています。1848年、あの時期は決して平穏ではなかったと言えるでしょう。

Even if you don't want to visit the inside, it's worth walking as far as you can. You can then see the wonderful staircases. Unfortunately, the outside is currently partially covered in scaffolding.

On a square plot, Guarini designed a sprawling building made of exposed brick. The central section of the Baroque west façade still retains its unusual design today. The undulating concave-convex-concave rhythm is inspired by Francesco Borromini's Roman church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane. Behind the curve is an elliptical tower. The main building surrounds a large courtyard. The former garden façade, in contrast, was rather plainly designed. The reconstruction continued even after the parliament's relocation until 1871. In particular, the former garden façade, and after the demolition of the garden walls, the new east façade, were redesigned. They were given an eclectic appearance with columns and pilasters made of white stone and red stucco.

In the middle of the park on the Po lies the replica of the medieval estate.

Very pretty Royal Palace!

Very nice passage

Fairytale scenery - cycle path immersed in the Valentino park and along the Po river (it reaches Moncalieri and San Mauro on the opposite side)

The urban heart of Turin. The square is in the crosshairs of many streets from the Baroque period