In addition to its architectural grandeur and link with the famous Great Turin, the Basilica of Superga houses a lesser-known treasure of great historical value: the Royal Tombs of the House of Savoy. A solemn place, full of memories, that tells the story of a dynasty and, with it, that of an entire country. It houses a total of 68 members of the House of Savoy, including kings, princes, duchesses and princesses. Among the best known are: - Vittorio Amedeo II, the architect of the Basilica and first King of Sardinia; - Charles Albert of Savoy, central figure in the Italian Risorgimento and promoter of the Albertine Statute; - Victor Emmanuel I, King of the Kingdom of Sardinia.

Experience the magic of the Basilica of Superga under the stars! The Basilica also opens its doors in the evening, offering visitors a unique experience of art, history and spirituality in a charming and intimate atmosphere. Let yourself be enchanted by the breathtaking panorama of Turin at sunset. The ascent to the PANORAMIC DOME is via a helical staircase with 131 steps.

In addition to its architectural grandeur and link with the famous Great Turin, the Basilica of Superga houses a lesser-known treasure of great historical value: the Royal Tombs of the House of Savoy. A solemn place, full of memories, that tells the story of a dynasty and, with it, that of an entire country. It houses a total of 68 members of the House of Savoy, including kings, princes, duchesses and princesses. Among the best known are: - Vittorio Amedeo II, the architect of the Basilica and first King of Sardinia; - Charles Albert of Savoy, central figure in the Italian Risorgimento and promoter of the Albertine Statute; - Victor Emmanuel I, King of the Kingdom of Sardinia.

Majestic, elegant and visible from every corner of the city, the dome of the Basilica of Superga is one of the most iconic symbols of Turin. It is not only an architectural masterpiece, but also a place that holds a history of faith, memory and great events of the city. With its harmonious lines and balanced grandeur, the dome rises about 75 meters on a circular drum enriched by windows that filter natural light, creating suggestive chiaroscuro plays inside. Climbing to its top means living a unique experience: Turin opens between the city, the Alps and the plain, offering unforgettable views and a truly privileged perspective.