The church is worth visiting. The architecture and paintings are amazing. You can visit a side room to see a copy of the shroud. The original is kept elsewhere.

We only found this hidden gem because our bike tour guide pointed out the small blue door in the corner of the square. Apparently the original entrance would have upstaged the palace so the Emperor stopped it from being built. Judging from the interior he...More

The church of San Lorenzo is located in a place that probably few visitors to Turin will miss: in the corner of Piazza Castello at the end of Via Po and next to the Royal Palace, but it hasn't got a very impressive front facade....More

A minor attraction. Nice architecture without an interesting interior, distroyed by fire. It is the besty part of the duomo.

There are many churches across Italy with a modest exterior hiding unbelievable beauty inside. This is the case with this Church right on the main Piazza Castello to the left of Royal palace. Do enter it and visit incredible artwork inside and the astonishing dome....More

From outside is very simple, just a salmo door, not a Great facada, but inside it's gorgeous. The stone work's is amazing.

First of all the entrance is totally free. Once entering the church, you should look upwards in order to see one of the most important architectural jewels in Turin! Must see it.