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Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, Stupinigi

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#8 of 170 in Historic Sites in Province of Turin

Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi was erected as a royal hunting lodge for the House of Savoy in what is now a suburb of Turin. Filippo Juvarra redecorated the palace interior in the 18th century for the King of Sardinia. Juvarra brought many of his designers from Venice to complete the 137 rooms and 17 galleries, which took years. The hunting grounds surrounding the palace have been reclaimed as a nature preserve. In this lowland forest, native plant species thrive that have died off elsewhere. Footpaths wind through the 18 km (11 mi) of land. To visit Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi on your holiday in Stupinigi, and find out what else Stupinigi has to offer, use our Stupinigi day trip planning app .

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By Lorenzo B On March 19, 2018

La palazzina di caccia di Stupinigi è un'attrazione veramente straordinaria da non perdere assolutamente. Le stanze interne sono colorate meravigliosamente e sono una più bella dell'altra. Questo comp... more »

The Stupinigi Hunting Lodge is a truly extraordinary attraction not to be missed. The Interior rooms are beautifully colored and are more beautiful than the other. This complex is Baroque. ample parking and easy to reach. very impressive are the kitchens: a truly wonderful thing. Recommended

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By Francesco V On March 19, 2018

Progettata da Filippo Juvarra questa imponente residenza Sabauda in stile rococò veniva utilizzata quando si organizzavano feste, matrimoni e battute di caccia! Costo biglietto intero 12 €! more »

Designed by Filippo Juvarra this impressive Savoy residence in Rococo style was used when they organized parties, weddings and hunting! Full price tickets cost €12!

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By Befi51 On March 19, 2018

Questa Palazzina di caccia voluta da Vittorio Amedeo II è una delle tante residenze che i Savoia si fecero costruire nelle vicinanze di Torino ma che non erano abitate per periodi brevi. Qui si volle ... more »

This hunting lodge built by Vittorio Amedeo II is one of the many mansions that the Savoy had built near Turin but which were not inhabited for brief periods of time. Here we wanted to highlight all that world that revolved around the deer hunting as you can tell from the imposing statue of the animal that sits on top of the façade. The interiors are delicious, opulent as befits a royal residence, and the recent restorations have returned to the visitor in all their beauty. Worth visiting

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By Marilena Pavel On February 13, 2018

This used to be the hunting lodge of the royal family in Italy ( Savoy House), one of their many "holiday" homes. Words couldn't describe how impressing it is! The realistic paintings on the walls, and ceilings (I could even dare say 3D), will leave anyone speachless. It is a living proof of the genius of the architects and decorators of that time. It is possible to take pictures inside, but I will only post one here as I don't want to spoil the surprise. I believe everyone visiting the area should see this amazing place.

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By Luis Miguel Hernández Ramos On February 28, 2018

Really nice place! Very interesting if you want know more about the Savoy family. Really beautiful. Recommended

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By balaji . s On April 22, 2018

They serve coffee, drinks and snacks like croissants which is so great like their service and it is the only restaurant that is visible near the palazzo stupinigi

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By Samad Memon On February 28, 2018

Nice palace in the outskirts of Turin, visit the beautiful surrounding by taking a little walk. Discounted price for palace visit on student card, but we regretted visiting it as most of the palace was not opened for public visit and also you cannot go on top or second floor. I'd not recomment it.

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By Beth Parker On February 21, 2018

I walked around with my mouth hanging open! Definitely do a guided tour.

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