Palazzina  di  Caccia  di  Stupinigi

The Palazzina di Stupinigi is a former royal hunting lodge situated on the outskirts of Turin, the regional capital of Piedmont. 

Built in 1729, the palace has been inscribed by UNESCO as one of their World Heritage Sites since 1997 under the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy heading. Places of interest nearby include Castello Moncalieri, Turin, Rivoli Castle and Venaria Reale. 
​​Category: Residences of the Royal House of Savoy

City: Turin

Region: Piedmont

Province: Metropolitan City of Turin

​Built: 1729

​UNESCO listing: 1997

Close by: Castello Moncalieri, Turin, Rivoli Castle, Venaria Reale

Recommended accommodation: Turin Palace Hotel (11 km)
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