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Santuario della Consolata, Turin

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#3 of 85 in Historic Sites in Turin
Religious Site · Hidden Gem · Tourist Spot
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An icon that once stood in the chapel was venerated for having healing powers, making Santuario della Consolata a pilgrimage site for centuries. The original, humble structure grew over the years with each generation of monks. Inside the church, Rococo decorations reflect the light, making the marble and Solomonic columns gleam. Sculptures commemorating various saints fill the chapel and adorn the outside. Many of these hold special significance for the city of Turin's history. The saints represent the various modes of life in the city, from trading to health. Plan to visit Santuario della Consolata during your Turin vacation using our convenient Turin trip itinerary planning site.
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  • The inside of this church was amazing. The fresco on the roof and the stain glass in the side chapel were wonderful 
    The inside of this church was amazing. The fresco on the roof and the stain glass in the side chapel were wonderful  more »
  • If you are even slightly interested in baroque churches, you shouldn't miss this one. It's enormous and includes many rooms and chapels apart from the main part. You can see on a wall where people... 
    If you are even slightly interested in baroque churches, you shouldn't miss this one. It's enormous and includes many rooms and chapels apart from the main part. You can see on a wall where people...  more »
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  • Free entrance to one of the most beautiful churches I have ever seen. Absolutely amazing. I could go on for days only about the different types of marble inside (by the altar, there’s this purple marble that’s unbelievable). Truly worth the visit, just be prepared to stay for longer than intended, admiring the details. Also, there was one of the best nativity scenes ever.
  • Beautiful shrine, partially designed by Juvarra. When you enter, the coloured marble is very impressive, then you realise there are several spaces that are not immediately visible…

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