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Giardini reali di Torino

The Giardini Reali di Torino, which are an integral part of the Musei Reali, offer a unique experience of history, art, and nature. Covering an area of seven hectares, these gardens have transformed over centuries, reflecting the changing preferences and grandeur of the royal court. Here is everything you need to know to plan a perfect visit to these historic gardens.

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What to See in Giardini Reali di Torino

Fontana dei Tritoni

One of the main highlights of the Giardini Reali is the Fontana dei Tritoni. Created in the mid-18th century by Simone Martinez, this magnificent fountain features marble statues of tritons and a nereide, all part of Poseidon’s mythological entourage. The figures, portrayed playing with fish and blowing conch shells, create a vibrant aquatic scene amidst the splashing water.

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The Weeping Beech (Faggio Pendulo)

Situated in the Giardino di Levante, the rare weeping beech (Fagus sylvatica pendula) is another must-see attraction. Planted in the late 19th century, this majestic tree is remarkable for its branches that touch the ground and take root, forming new trunks. It is considered one of the oldest and most splendid specimens in Piemonte.

Giardino Ducale and Giardino delle Arti

The Giardino Ducale, the oldest section of the Giardini Reali, showcases a central fountain surrounded by granite slabs from the 17th-century Chapelle de la Sainte-Suaire. The Giardino delle Arti, designed by André Le Nôtre, offers a stunning perspective leading to the Fontana delle Nereide e Tritoni, another exquisite creation by Simone Martinez.

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The Boschetto

In the north-east section, the Boschetto features a lush undergrowth of shade plants, shrubs, and herbaceous flora, arranged in formal flowerbeds. This area also houses the installation “Pietre Preziose” by Giulio Paolini, crafted from the original marbles damaged by fire from the Chapelle de la Sainte-Suaire.

Planning Your Visit

Best Time to Visit: The gardens are most beautiful in spring and autumn when the flowers are in bloom, and the foliage changes color.
Guided Tours: Consider joining a guided tour to fully appreciate the historical and artistic significance of the gardens.
Photography: The gardens offer numerous picturesque spots, especially near the fountains and the weeping beech.

Giardini reali di Torino

How to Get There

Public Transport: The Giardini Reali are easily accessible by public transport. Take the metro or tram to the Piazza Castello stop, which is just a short walk from the gardens.

By Car: If you’re driving, parking is available near Piazza Castello, though spaces can be limited.

What Not to Miss

Fontana dei Tritoni: Don’t miss the intricate details of the marble statues and the lively scene they depict.
Weeping Beech: Spend some time under the canopy of this unique tree, a living piece of history.
Seasonal Blooms: Look out for the seasonal plantings that add color and fragrance to the gardens, including roses, narcissus, jasmine, and citrus plants.

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Opening Hours:

Monday: Closed
Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Ticket Prices:

Adults: €15
Concessions (students, seniors): €10
Children under 6: Free
Family Ticket (2 adults + 2 children): €35

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