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A beautiful park between Turin and Nichelino, nestled on the banks of the Sangone River, with several kilometers of simple and charming gravel trails through the woods.

Historical and cultural heritage of Turin

Since the Savoy family wouldn't allow her burial in the Pantheon with her husband, Vittorio Emanuele II, Rosa Vercellana's children said, "Oh yeah? We'll build our own Pantheon" (I don't think they added "with blackjack and a high-class call girl"). No sooner said than done: a mini-pantheon where the beautiful Rosin, the great love of King Vittorio Emanuele II, was buried. Her body was later moved in the 1970s, and the mausoleum was restored and converted into a library. Not always open, it's still worth a stop to take a good look.

Second wife of Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy.

Classic point of interest in the Turin area. From here, over 40 km of dirt roads and paths of the Stupinigi park open up.

Because it is a Savoy residence and has a large attached park

One of the stops on the "Corona di Delizie" tour

Just ten kilometers from the heart of Turin stands this majestic Savoy residence, now a UNESCO heritage site. Designed by architect Filippo Juvarra in the first half of the eighteenth century, it was conceived as a hunting lodge for short stays by the sovereigns. In the nineteenth century it welcomed illustrious guests, including Napoleon Bonaparte and the Indian elephant Fritz, a gift to Carlo Felice of Savoy. Unfortunately, the distance from its natural habitat drove the animal to madness, unleashing a destructive fury that irreparably damaged the wooden furnishings, signs of which are still visible today.