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Chiesa Maria Santissima Del Carmelo

This church was built in the 1730s for a Carmelite convent.

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Museum of the Shroud
Museo della Sindone
The original Sindone or Turin Shroud is in safekeeping in the Cathedral and rarely displayed. This small museum displays a copy and studies the Shroud. It's a remarkable object whatever it is, a 4.4 x 1.1 m winding sheet charred by fire and appearing to bear the likeness of a man, matching the Gospel description of the crucifixion of Jesus. Multiple tests have produced contradictory results, or at least contradictory interpretations. It's only reliably known to have existed since 1390 when it was denounced as a forgery, and radio-carbon dating matches that. But no deliberate attempt to reproduce it has managed to capture all its qualities, especially the 3D effect of its photo negative, and neither natural nor artificial processes convincingly explain it. So just look and wonder.
Daily 15:00-18:00Adult €8, conc €6
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Lobelix
This bar serves a nightly aperitivo - your drink buys access to the food, which runs out towards 21:00.
Sun Tue-Thu 18:30-01:30, Fri Sat 18:30-03:00
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Palazzo Barolo
Baroque bling palace, visit by guided tour. Its last private owner Carlo Tancredi Falletti di Barolo served Napoleon then worked tirelessly for relief of the poor; his palace then became an opera house.
Tue-Fri 14:30-18:00, Sat Sun 14:30-19:00Adult €6, conc €4
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Caffe al Bicerin
Home of the classic Torinese drink, the Bicerin, a mix of coffee, hot chocolate and cream. But pricey and long queues.
Thu-Tue 09:00-19:30