A fascinating day among the most spectacular Savoy residences, which over time have become perfect settings for movies, TV dramas and international audiovisual productions. With convenient transport from Turin, you will reach the extraordinary Royal Palace of Venaria, an absolute masterpiece of European Baroque, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the most scenic locations in Piedmont. On a guided visit through the beautiful interiors of the palace, the spectacular Great Gallery, the monumental halls, and the immense geometric gardens, you will experience an atmosphere worthy of a great period film. Over the years, La Venaria has been chosen as a set for historical documentaries, television productions, movie commercials, and major audiovisual events thanks to its scenic elegance and visually striking spaces. Suffice it to mention, for example, The King's Man: The Beginning and Benvenuto Presidente! Strolling through the gardens and the Baroque perspectives, it will be easy to imagine ladies, kings and courtiers moving among plays of light and monumental architecture worthy of the most famous European historical productions. The day continues with lunch at a typical Piedmontese restaurant, with a traditional menu including a starter, first or second course, water and coffee. In the afternoon, a guided visit to the magnificent Royal Palace of Turin, the heart of the Savoy monarchy and a true symbol of royal Turin. The route will include the refined Royal Gardens, the large main courtyard, the Noble Floor with the spectacular Royal Armory, and the extraordinary Chapel of the Holy Shroud, a Baroque masterpiece linked to the history of the Holy Shroud. Over time, these monumental settings have inspired TV productions and films set in aristocratic and royal Turin, thanks to their timeless elegance and their ability to evoke the charm of the great European courts, such as La Grazia, Il Divo, and La legge by Lidia Poët. An immersive experience of art, history and cinema, to experience royal Piedmont as an authentic open-air film set.
In collaboration with Turismo Torino e Provincia.
