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Palazzo Barolo, Turin

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Emma B

A beautiful building with a very interesting history when told be the extremely passionate guide we had (Francesco!). I would definitely recommend visiting the museum as although it's off the beaten t... more »
Stela

Me and my friends went to the Palazzo Barolo this weekend. We were passing in front of the museum when we decided to enter, but what was waiting for us inside was simply amazing! It was almost closing... more »
Anthony F

Charming private palace with adorable guide, prolix in anecdotes and so thoughtful you could almost feel home. A Turin's must ! more »

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Fulvio F. Rivetti

A Nobile house is well represented here, the entrance is astonishing and some of the room too.

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Marco Longhin

Un bel palazzo nobiliare in centro a Torino. Il palazzo si snoda su due piani, il secondo è quello più riccamente decorato. Teoricamente sarebbero visibili anche le cantine, che non abbiamo potuto vedere perché arrivati troppo tardi. Una guida volontaria, molto preparata ed entusiasta nel nostro caso, accompagna i visitatori, spiegando la storia e gli arredi di questo palazzo nobiliare di Torino poco conosciuto. Attualmente, oltre ad essere museo ospita eventi di varia natura.

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A beautiful aristocratic Palace in the center of Turin. The building is on two floors, the second is the more richly decorated. Theoretically they would be visible even the cellars, which we couldn't see because it arrived too late. A voluntary tour guide, very prepared and enthusiastic in our case, takes visitors, explaining the history and furnishings of this mansion of Turin little known. Currently, besides being Museum hosts events of various kinds.

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Giorgio Ricciotti

Situato in via delle Orfane, è inquietante per i busti sotto le finestre, raffiguranti una testa di donna e lo scheletro di una capra. Sembra incredibile per un elegante palazzo seicentesco, sede dell’Opera Pia voluta dai marchesi Tancredi e Giulia di Barolo. È vero però che in questo palazzo morì Silvio Pellico nel 1854.

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Located on via delle Orfane, is disturbing to the busts under Windows, depicting a woman's head and the skeleton of a goat. Looks amazing for an elegant 17th century building, home of the Opera Pia marquises by Tancredi and Giulia di Barolo. But it is true that this building died Silvio Pellico in 1854.

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Roberto Nasi

Palazzo storico di fascino. Merita assolutamente una visita ma preceduta da una piccola ricerca sulla sua storia affascinante. Uno dei simboli poco noti di Torino...

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Historic charm. Worth a splurge but preceded by a little research about its fascinating history. One of the lesser-known symbols of Turin ...

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Enrico Gentina

Uno dei mille luoghi incredibili in Torino

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One of a thousand amazing places in Turin

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