Turin
Roman gate to Baroque facade, Juvarra's staircase, Civic Museum of Ancient Art, two royal madams.
Photograph · Palazzo Madama
At a glance
Names, makers, dates, and context before the story opens up.
| What it is | Palace |
|---|---|
| Where | Turin, Piedmont |
| Known for | Roman gate to Baroque facade, Juvarra's staircase, Civic Museum of Ancient Art, two royal madams |
| UNESCO | World Heritage setting |
The story
Palazzo Madama is Turin's history in section: a Roman gate, a medieval castle and Juvarra's Baroque facade share one building. Inside, the civic collection runs from Gothic ivories to Antonello da Messina's unforgettable portrait.
Plan your visit
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