This Savoy hunting lodge, designed by Filippo Juvarra from 1729 on a St Andrew's cross plan, stands on the outskirts of Turin under a bronze stag on its dome. Inside are frescoed rooms with period furniture and a domed central hall, and outside lies a lawned garden being replanted.
Highlights
- Frescoed Central Hall
- Queen's apartment
- Carriage and early car exhibition
Good to know
- Gardens cost a separate €3 supplement
- Visit takes one to two hours
- Free parking on the avenue in front
