Royal museums of turin

Description

Un exclusive path capable of giving unique emotions to the discovery of eight Turin beauties gathered inside the Royal Museums.

In the heart of Turin it overlooks Royal Palace, seat of the ancient Savoyard court, welcomes visitors in spaces full of works and collections of luster worthy of a royal residence.

La Sabauda Gallery, located in the New Channel of the Royal Palace, is a picture gallery that boasts several works inside, including about 500 dating back to different historical periods from the fourteenth to the twentieth century and by Italian (including Piedmontese), Dutch, Flemish and European artists.

I Royal Gardens, surrounded by the ancient ramparts, cover about seven hectares of a green area where it is easy to get lost in the splendor of the Savoyard climate. 

La Royal Library is a of the most important cultural institutions of the city of Turin and are kept inside over 200.000 works including volumes, ancient papers, engravings and drawings including the famous one  "Self-portrait" of Leonardo da Vinci. 
THERoyal Armory it is the only museum dedicated to arms and armor of the sixteenth century, home to a vast exhibition of objects dating back to various historical periods (from prehistoric times to the twentieth century). 

Il archaeological Museum, also called the Museum of Antiquities of Turin, houses interesting archaeological materials, some coming from collections of sixteenth-century scholars, others from antiquarians of later centuries, up to recent acquisitions. 

Le Chiablese salt are the rooms on the ground floor of Palazzo Chiablese, one of the noble palaces located in the historic center of Turin, which host the temporary exhibitions of the Royal Museums. 

Finally, the Chapel of the Shroud gives visitors the show of aItalian Baroque architecture, the work of the genius of Guarino Guarini. 

The Royal Museums of Turin bring together in a single path all the realities able to fully experience what they once were events in the city from the Roman settlement to the Unification of Italy.