La Reggia di Venaria is a magnificent palace complex located near Turin, Italy. Built in the 17th century by Charles Emmanuel II as a pleasure residence, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. From the outside, the palace is a fusion of Baroque and French design elements, with the Baroque and Rococo wings extending from the opulent, regular composition of the Court. Inside, the décor takes you on a journey through time, from the theatrical Hall of Diana to the captivating scenography of the Ambassadors' Staircase and the lavish dining room known as the Sala Grande.
Visitors to the palace can see the works of art in the Royal Apartments and Silken Rooms, the largest park in Europe and its maze of gardens, and the modernist shopping center filled with designer boutiques. The Palace is also home to many cultural events and activities throughout the year. For photographers, the surrounding countryside provides an ideal backdrop for unforgettable shots, while outdoor adventurers can explore the nearby Apennines, the Italian coast, and the towns of Piedmont.
Visitors to the palace can see the works of art in the Royal Apartments and Silken Rooms, the largest park in Europe and its maze of gardens, and the modernist shopping center filled with designer boutiques. The Palace is also home to many cultural events and activities throughout the year. For photographers, the surrounding countryside provides an ideal backdrop for unforgettable shots, while outdoor adventurers can explore the nearby Apennines, the Italian coast, and the towns of Piedmont.
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