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The Shroud of Turin

The Shroud of Turin

The so-called Shroud of Turin, a burial cloth over 4 meters long, is one of the most significant and enigmatic religious artifacts in the world. This relic bears the imprint of a crucified man, widely believed by Christians to be Jesus Christ. It is currently housed...

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The Turin Hills   

The Turin Hills   

The hills of Turin awaken with the arrival of spring: buds and blossoms emerge from the plants, an enchanting revival! Stretching across the North-Eastern side of the city, the Turin Hills follow the slow-moving water of the Po River, the longest in Italy (652 km -...

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The 10 Must-See Attractions in Turin

The 10 Must-See Attractions in Turin

All travelers marvel at the quantity and variety of must-see attractions in Turin. The capital of Piedmont is an elegant and charming city that definitely deserves more than one visit. There’s something for every taste and interest. Have you decided to take a trip to...

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Saint Anthony of Ranverso – Susa Valley

Saint Anthony of Ranverso – Susa Valley

The so-called Precettoria Saint Anthony of Ranverso is a true gem of Piedmontese Gothic architecture. Although less well-known than the Sacra di San Michele, also located in the Susa Valley, it is absolutely worth a visit. Around 1185, the abbey was founded thanks to...

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Lidia Poët and Turin

Lidia Poët and Turin

Despite the historical inaccuracies, the captivating and intriguing crime drama may inspire some viewers to learn more about the real Lidia Poët and visit Turin.

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The Piedmontese Dialect

The Piedmontese Dialect

How does the Piedmontese dialect sound? Piedmont, like every Italian region, boasts its own dialect: Piedmontese. Dialects in Italy can differ significantly, and the contrasts are especially noticeable when compared to standard Italian. For instance, the dialogues of...

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Contemporary Art at the Egyptian Museum of Turin

Contemporary Art at the Egyptian Museum of Turin

The presence of contemporary art installations in a museum of Egyptian antiquities is a new practice to put the historical collections in relation to the present time. Moreover, Turin is a city where history and modernity coexist harmoniously. In November 2024, for...

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