Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi

The inside of the palace was great, the same woman who was a tour guide at Moncaleri was a tour guide here and was a life saver helping is get tickets printed since we just had a receipt. The palace was great, but the grounds were totally under construction and inaccessible... there should be a fee reduction in that case or at least some notice before you pay.

Very nice place. If you visit Torino, then this is a must. Close to the city and full of story. You can only visit the house not the garden but still worth-it. If you don’t purchase the tickets online, you can buy there at the house.

I went for the Vivaldi 4 seasons performance. My husband and I both enjoyed the performance,it was a fantastic and magical night. The venue in the castle is well chosen and lovely.

Stupinigi Castle is absolutely breathtaking, both from the outside and the inside. The architecture and decorative details are stunning, and every room tells a story. The staff were incredibly helpful and welcoming, which made the visit even more enjoyable. It’s a must-see if you’re in the area—an elegant blend of history, art, and beauty.

We actually came out here to see the Christmas Market, but it is only open on weekends. I did not read that in Italian. We still really enjoyed the visit and seeing this beautiful palace. It is massive with beautiful gardens. Across the street are the former stables and farm houses. It is just a massive structure. We enjoyed our visit. It is a bit outside of town. From the main train station you must take Bus 282 or taxi (a taxi cost about 25 euros). We took the bus to the palace and a taxi back into town.

I wanted to write a review to say that I thought the visit was worth the 12 Euro entry fee. There were many small rooms with furniture and very nice painted ceilings. I watched a video showing just how much time, money and work goes into restoring a huge place like this. The video also showed many movies and shows that have been filmed here. The grand ballroom was very impressive. I even found the elevator that installed in 1905 to be an interesting piece of history. Thanks.

Juvarra designed palace, thought out as a “hunting residence”, with Rococo’ interiors embellished like there’s no tomorrow. a must visit if you’re travelling near Turin area.

Nice visit, highly recommended especially if you want to observe how the “royals” were living and spending their time during the past centuries. The place was the hunting ground for the Savoia Family. I would like to see more areas open to the public, to fully enjoy the visit.