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  • The Ducal Castle of Agliè
  • The Castle of Govone
  • The Castle of La Mandria
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale
  • The Castle of Moncalieri
  • The Castle of Pollenzo
  • The Castle of Racconigi
  • The Castle of Rivoli
  • Stupinigi Hunting Lodge
  • Turin, Royal Palace
  • Turin, Palazzo Madama
  • Turin, Palazzo Carignano
  • Turin, Castle of Valentino
  • Turin, Villa della Regina
  • Charterhouse and Royal Castle of Casotto
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Stupinigi Hunting Lodge

This monumental estate was commissioned by King Vittorio Amedeo II as a hunting lodge. It was designed in 1729 by Filippo Juvarra and later became a summer home for the Royal Family. The plan of the palace is four-armed in the shape of St. Andrew's cross, with an elliptical central hall decorated by excellent frescoes.

The finely decorated rooms on the piano nobile host the Museum of Art and Furniture, with a display of fine pieces of furniture and furnishings also from other royal residences, including some masterpieces by Piedmontese cabinet makers.

The Hunting Lodge is currently closed and undergoing renovations.

Address
Piazza Principe Amedeo 7 - 10040 Nichelino (Turin)
Tel. 011/3581220

Stupinigi Hunting Lodge
 

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