1888 – Mausoleo Bela Rosin, Turin, Italy
Architect: Angelo Demezzi
Bela (beautiful) Rosin’s mausoleum, the last resting-place of Rosa Vercellana, Vittorio Emanuele II’s morganatic wife, is a neoclassical mausoleum,
1830s – Gran Madre di Dio, Turin, Italy
Architect: Ferdinando Bonsignore
Legend has it that the Holy Grail lies buried beneath this neoclassical church. Commissioned in the 1830’s to celebrate the return of Vittorio Emanuele I after the Congress of Vienna,
1731 – Basilica di Superga, Turin, Italy
Architect: Filippo Juvarra
On September 2 1706, Princes Vittorio Amedeo II and Eugenio of Savoy climbed the high hill to observe the position of the Franco-Spanish army that had been besieging the town for four months and made a vow to dedicate the site to the Holy Mother of Graces for the liberation of Turin.
Castello Valentino, Turin, Italy
The Castle of Valentino is one of the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1997.
