Villa della Regina

Villa della Regina is a magnificent baroque palace located in central Turin, Italy. It was built in 1630 by the Duke of Savoy and offers stunning views of the Po Valley. The palace was divided into three parts, representing the three estates of Savoy monarchy: nobility, clergy, and people. Inside it, you can also find beautiful frescoes and wall paintings, stuccos, and a chapel, all commissioned by the Royal family of Savoy. The gardens, among the most beautiful in all of Turin, feature the main fountain and summer pavilion. It is a great example of Italian baroque, remarkable for its architecture and decorative elements. Currently, the Villa is home to the Department of Management Studies at the University of Turin.