Religious buildings in Torino

Designed and executed by Filippo Juvarra in 1717-1731, this basilica is dedicated to the Nativity of Mary and holds the tombs of the House of Savoy. According to tradition, it was commissioned by Vittorio Amadeo II in fulfilment of vow taken if there vic

La chiesa-santuario di Nostra Signora della Salute è compresa in un isolato delimitato da piazza della Vittoria (a ricordo della battaglia del 1706), via Villar, piazza Chiesa della Salute e via Antonio Vibò (arcivescovo di Torino al tempo dell’assedio).

The Church was built between 1648 and 1656 to the plans of Carlo Morello. The modern reconstruction in the Neo-Baroque style is the work of the architects Giuseppe and Bartolomeo Gallo (1919 -32). The main altar was designed by Bernardo Antonio Vittone an

The original building dating back to the 13th century has undergone reconstruction which began in 1608. The present structure is by Bernardo Antonio Vittore assisted by Mario Ludovico Quarini and dates from 1761. In the interior of the church the main alt

Built towards the end of the 17th century (architect, Lanfranchi), it faces onto Via Santa Teresa and is home to the Camilliani community (ministries to the infirm).

The building of the church and the convent annexe was begun in 1632 to plans attributed to Andrea Costaguta. The interior is built to a rectangular plan with a single nave and six lateral chapels. The construction of the main altar was carried out between

Home of the brotherhood of the same name, this church is built behind the Church of Corpus Domini. The building by Giovanni Battista Ferroggio was begun in 1765. It was badly damaged by bombing in 1943 and was then restored in the early 1950s. Of particul

La parrocchia ortodossa del Patriarcato di Mosca a Torino è dedicata a San Massimo (V sec.), primo vescovo della città e Padre della Chiesa. La festa patronale è il 25 giugno (8 luglio per gli ortodossi che seguono il vecchio calendario).

The church was built between 1642 and 1674 to a design by Andrea Costaguta on the wishes of Christine Marie of France whose ashes are held there. The facade, attributed to Carlo Filippo Alberti, dates back to 1764. The two chapels at the ends of the tra

This chapel was inaugurated in 1692 and was commissioned by the Congregation of Bankers and Merchants. An important example of public commitment, this jewel of Baroque art was perfectly restored between 1956 and 1957.