"Quartieri Militari" Buildings - Museum of Resistance

"Quartieri Militari" Buildings - Museum of Resistance

"Quartieri Militari" Buildings - Museum of Resistance
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"Quartieri Militari" Buildings - Museum of Resistance

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These military headquarters were built by architect Filippo Juvarra between 1716-1728 for king Vittorio Amedeo II's infantry troops.

Since 2003 part of the buildings house the "Widespread" Museum of Resistance, Deportation, War, Rights and Freedom.

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The Cholera Column in Consolata Square

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C: Historical cafe "Al Bicerin" - Piazza della Consolata

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Historical cafe

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Piazza della Consolata angolo vicolo della Consolata

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G: Piazzetta Andrea Viglongo - Via Stampatori

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H: San Domenico church - 14th century

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San Domenico church - 14th century

I: Piazzetta della Basilica

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Piazzetta della Basilica

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Capital as well as cultural and business center of the Piedmont region, Turin is famous as headquarters of Fiat and Lancia, birthplace of Telecom Italia and Rai television and host of the 2006 Winter Olympics. Turin has a modern public transport infrastructure so it is easy to get to architectural sites and museums, most notably the Mole Antonelliana, which is the home of the National Cinema Museum. Home to Torino and Juventus, two historical italian football teams, the region is famous as the birth place of solid chocolate over 200 years ago. Gianduiotto is perhaps the most famous Turin chocolate currently in production.

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