Royal Palace in Turin between culture and beauty

The New York Times and the Guardian have included it among the cities to visit once in a lifetime. The Financial Times has defined it as a hybrid between Paris and Vienna, but in truth Turin has a soul all its own, a noble spirit that can be felt in its streets and monuments. Intrinsically linked to the Savoy dynasty, the first capital of Italy expresses all its elegance through the Royal Palace, the most important of the Savoy residences, the scene of history for at least three centuries. Visit with a tour guide the rooms in which the kings lived for almost a century, from the throne room to the one where the Albertine Statute was signed. And then the ballroom, where social events, parties and ceremonies were hosted. Finally, arrive at the Baroque Chapel where in the past the Holy Shroud was kept, the relic sheet used to wrap the body of Jesus in the Sepulchre. A treasure chest of wonder that takes you back in time.