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House of the Sermig - Fraternità della SperanzaA regal yet religious guest house, this hill top venue provides guests with a wonderful experience.The fourth largest city in Italy, Turin, boasts endless tourist attractions and a rich history. The symbol of the city is the Mole Antonelliana, named after architect Alessandro Antonelli. Its construction began in 1863 and it is believed to be the tallest museum in the world standing at 167m. The Palatine Towers date back to ancient Roman times and served as one of four Roman city gates but remain among the best preserved in northern Italy. Other sights worth visiting include the Royal Palace of Turin and the Castle of Valentino. Also not to be missed are the stunning views over Turin from the Basilica di Superga. ServicesThis monastery is operated by the Sermig - Fraternità della Speranza.This venue is completely dominated by the large dome of its adjoining basilica. Located next to such an ancient cathedral gives guests a chance to enjoy Italian architecture and style. Superb surrounding views of Turin's city center and periphery are also magnificent. Guided tours of the Superga Cathedral, the Grande Torino Museum and the Savoy family tombs are available and bookings can be arranged with reception. Breakfast is included in the price. FeaturesRooms have been recently refurbished and ensure a clean, modern and comfortable environment for all guests. The overall peaceful ambiance of the lodging and the immaculate presentation of its rooms give guests a warm welcome.Getting AroundLocated in the suburb of Superga just fifteen minutes from the Turin city center. Outside the city, among the lush forest areas of Piemonte's countryside. Private transport is recommended, however, public transport to central and surrounding locations is nearby.HistoryTrying to escape the French-Spanish invasion of Turin in 1706, Duke Vittorio Amedeo II, led his troops to higher ground at Superga. While there, the Duke made a promise that if he won the battle, he would commission a grand cathedral in Superga in honor of the Virgin Mary.After a long battle, the Duke and his soldier's won and Turin was liberated. In 1717 the first stone was laid where this venue now sits and its inauguration came in 1731. Customer Reviews
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