The absolute symbol of Turin and the most recognizable landmark of the city. The 167-meter-high building with its distinctive spire can be seen from anywhere. It was originally conceived as a synagogue in the 19th century, but it turned out to be too grandiose. Inside is the National Film Museum, one of the best in the world, a must for moviegoers. The exhibition is interactive, fascinating, and traces the entire history of cinema. But the main reason for visiting is the panoramic elevator to the observation deck at an altitude of 85 meters. The climb takes about a minute, and the views from above are stunning: the whole of Turin is in full view, the Alps on the horizon, and the Po River. It is especially beautiful at sunset.

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Николай Бекетов

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Amazing place: magnificent classical architecture of the building, ultramodern filling, magnificent museum. Fascinating.

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Оксана Пузикова

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I recommend visiting Turin to all lovers of Italy. A very pleasant city, the most beautiful location. The magnificent Egyptian Museum. A wonderful cinema museum is a must, even if you are not a cinephile, the building itself, taking the elevator to the observation deck is a separate impression. Mountain tram, view platforms. A beautiful place, in the bowl of the green mountains

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