A “Vineyard” just a stone’s throw from the heart of Torino.
After careful restoration, the Villa of the Queen has been reopened to the public. Acting as a dramatic backdrop to the city, it is in the centre of Italianate gardens with pavilions, fountains and agricultural areas once again in production.
Begun as the royal hillside vineyard of cardinal Maurice and the princess Ludovica, it was the delitiosa residence of duchesses, princesses and queens of the House of Savoy up until the 19th century.
The courtly residence, with Royal Apartments leading off from the superb main room, reflects in the decorations and furnishings the fashionable taste for precious arts and exoticism that prevailed in European courts in the 18th century.

On public holidays, including the first Sundays of the month, reservations are compulsory for all visitors and are made through advance online ticket purchase. Tickets for visits from Wednesday to Sunday and for holidays can be purchased online at www.museiitaliani.it or through the App Musei Italiani.