Here you will find all the details on the religious buildings in Torino, there are many and you will easily come across some of them on your way to discovering the city: thanks to our guide you can get some information on the style the architecture, the history of the building and its construction.
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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
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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
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The current Duomo, first example of Renaissance architecture in Torino, was commissioned by Bishop Domenico della Rovere on the area of three medieval churches dedicated to the Saviour, St John the Baptist and St Mary. The design was entrusted to the Tusc
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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).
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Formerly a convent church for the Sacrementine nuns, built in 1843 in neoclassical style, it holds a red damask chasuble made from the cloth on which the Holy Shroud was placed during the Ostension in 1933.
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The church of Santa Maria di Piazza, in the centre of Torino just a short distance away from the Consolata and the Duomo, is the sanctuary of the adoration of the city and is in the care of the Fathers of the Congregation of the Priests of the Holy Sacram
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Together with its «twin» S. Cristina, this church closes the southern side of Piazza San Carlo. The historical home of the Servite Order, it is named after San Carlo Borromeo, the Blessed Archbishop of Milan who showed particular devotion to the Holy Shr
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One of the oldest parochial churches in Turin, it was rebuilt in 1584. Following the plan for the reformation of the city brought about at the end of the 19th century, the church was completely redesigned by Carlo Ceppi who cut short a nave transforming t
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This is the main church of the large Piccola Casa della Divina Provvidenza complex, main home to the work founded by San Giuseppe Benedetto Cottolengo (the remains of the saint are in the front chapel of the church, which can be accessed directly from the
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Designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta and the first church of the twenty-first century, it consists of seven towers around the perimeter, 35 metres tall, and a post-modern bell-tower which, inside, incorporates the old factory chimney on which the churc
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