The park is also known as Giardin dël Diav, as it was rumoured that a black knight appeared in the park, perhaps the ghost of the King’s treasurer, Ajmo Ferrero di Borgaro.
Inside the park there is an eighteenth-century villa (called Villa Sartirana, or Villa Tesoriera), surrounded by a large French green lawn, at the centre, in front of the villa, there is a large fountain.
It is a significant example of an eighteenth-century suburban villa and faithfully respects the structural lines of the best-known Turin Baroque palaces.
Access for people with disabilities: yes
Accessible by bike / internal cycle lanes: yes (large dirt roads, not reserved for bikes: beware of pedestrians)
Play areas: there is an equipped play area (entrance from via Borgosesia 33/a)
Inside the park there is an eighteenth-century villa (called Villa Sartirana, or Villa Tesoriera), surrounded by a large French green lawn, at the centre, in front of the villa, there is a large fountain.
It is a significant example of an eighteenth-century suburban villa and faithfully respects the structural lines of the best-known Turin Baroque palaces.
Access for people with disabilities: yes
Accessible by bike / internal cycle lanes: yes (large dirt roads, not reserved for bikes: beware of pedestrians)
Play areas: there is an equipped play area (entrance from via Borgosesia 33/a)
Services
Multi-purpose spaces
Admissions
Free
Family
Family Activities