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Turin, The residences of the Savoy dynasty
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- The Royal Palace
- Palazzo Madama
- Palazzo Carignano
- Castello del Valentino
- Villa della Regina
- The Stupinigi Hunting Lodge
- La Reggia di Venaria Reale
- Castello de la Mandria
- Castello di Rivoli
- Castello Ducale di Aglič
- Castello di Moncalieri
- Castello di Racconigi
- Castello di Pollenzo
- Castello di Govone
- La Reggia di Valcasotto
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Residences of the Savoy Dynasty
Castello de la Mandria
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In the mid-19th century, the castle was renovated by Victor Emanuel II.
There is a 16,000-acre park surrounding the castle, with countless varieties of flora and fauna.
In 1978, this park was opened to the public.
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Turin, The residences of the Savoy dynasty
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Castello de la Mandria
In the mid-19th century, the castle was renovated by Victor Emanuel II.
There is a 16,000-acre park surrounding the castle, with countless varieties of flora and fauna.
In 1978, this park was opened to the public.