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Parco del Valentino

Parco del Valentino, located in Turin, is a cherished green space that is rich in history and natural beauty. This comprehensive guide will assist you in planning your visit to ensure that you don’t miss any of the park’s remarkable highlights.

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Main Attractions

Castello del Valentino

One of the park’s most iconic features is Castello del Valentino, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built in the 16th century, this former royal residence now houses the Faculty of Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Turin. Guided tours are available on select Saturdays, allowing visitors to catch a glimpse of its historical grandeur.

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Medieval Village (Borgo Medievale)

Constructed in 1884 for the Turin Expo, the Borgo Medievale is a meticulously designed medieval village. It features artisan workshops, houses, shops, and a church, all replicating 13th-century architecture. The village remains a popular attraction for its authenticity and craftsmanship.

Fontana dei Dodici Mesi (Fountain of the Twelve Months)

Installed in 1898, this fountain is both an architectural marvel and the subject of local legend. The Fountain of the Twelve Months features statues representing the twelve months of the year, as well as four central figures symbolizing Turin’s rivers: the Po, Dora, Sangone, and Stura.

Rock Garden (Giardino Roccioso)

Added in 1961, the Rock Garden takes inspiration from English gardens. It boasts a stunning pathway, ideal for romantic walks, and is adorned with sculptures and exotic plants. The garden’s calming atmosphere and picturesque scenery make it a popular spot for wedding photos.

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Botanical Gardens: Home to over 4,000 species of flora and medicinal herbs, including an orangery and a heated greenhouse.
Artworks: Various sculptures and artworks are scattered throughout the park, enhancing its charm.
Torino Esposizioni: An exhibition hall that hosts business and cultural fairs throughout the year.
Sporting Facilities: Ideal for jogging, cycling, and rowing, with dedicated playgrounds, picnic areas, and outdoor gym equipment.

Parco del Valentino

Tips for Visitors

Feeding Squirrels: Bring nuts to interact with the park’s friendly squirrels.
Leisure Activities: Perfect for picnics, leisurely walks, and exploring historical sites.
Guided Tours: Check schedules for tours of Castello del Valentino and the botanical gardens.
Event Participation: Keep an eye out for cultural fairs and sports events hosted in the park.

Historical Significance

From 1935 to 1954, Parco del Valentino was a hub for motor racing, hosting the Gran Premio del Valentino. This rich history adds another layer of fascination for visitors.

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Not to Miss

Il Castello del Valentino: Take a walk around this historical castle.
Borgo Medievale: Explore the faithful reproduction of medieval life.
Fontana dei Dodici Mesi: Admire the statues and ponder the legend of Phaeton.
Giardino Roccioso: Take a relaxing stroll through this beautiful garden.

How to Get There

Parco del Valentino is easily accessible:

By Tram: Lines 9 and 16 have stops near the park.
By Bus: Numerous buses, including lines 24, 93, and 74, service the area.
By Car: Parking is available nearby, but can be limited on weekends.
By Bike: The park has bike rental services and is bike-friendly.

Hours: Open 24 hours

Admission: Free

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