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Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, Stupinigi

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#8 of 233 in Historic Sites in Province of Turin

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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.

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By mek_is_mek

I won’t be writing a long review as really there isn’t much to say: such a huge level of disappointment. Ticket is expensive, €12, and for that price I expected to be given the chance to properly...

I won’t be writing a long review as really there isn’t much to say: such a huge level of disappointment. Ticket is expensive, €12, and for that price I expected to be given the chance to properly... more »
By 389franco

Little known hunting lodge of the Savoia family. The interior is magnificent and full of artistic works depicting mainly hunting scenes. Recently restored in 2016. Unfortunately the vast gardens are..... more

Little known hunting lodge of the Savoia family. The interior is magnificent and full of artistic works depicting mainly hunting scenes. Recently restored in 2016. Unfortunately the vast gardens are..... more »
By 821lauriew

It is mid June and the Linden trees are in bloom along the long road leading to this country palace, actually a hunting lodge of the royal house of Savoy. They smell amazing. Fields are cultivated...

It is mid June and the Linden trees are in bloom along the long road leading to this country palace, actually a hunting lodge of the royal house of Savoy. They smell amazing. Fields are cultivated... more »

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By Arwyn Jones

Mad place. Redefines the word "lodge"! Hunting lodge of the Savoy family. Nicely restored. Went to a Steve McCurry exhibition and visited the Palazzo at the same time. Huge grounds if you want to amble about. Good to visit if in the area. Parking in the stables in front of the complex.

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By Quantum Traveler

Stupinigi park is best for cycling and drone flying. You will have spectacular sunset view from here. Follow on Instagram @quantum.traveler20

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By Fulvio Rivetti

You'll be captivated by the original shape of this castle and its very beautiful interiors. The back garden are now opened but they still need to be finished, some of the royal rooms are still closed because of the restoration.

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By Ohad Zivan

huge huge huge palace. you can see how they designed royalty rooms in the past. did I mention it's huge? it is. very huge. sadly, you don't get to see the upper floors where they actually lived. nor the lower levels where the servants lived. still, what you do see is huge.

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By Michael Finocchiaro

Fantastic palace with good audio guide. Only deception was that the manicured garden out back is off limits to visitors.

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