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L'Acino

Hearty Piedmont cuisine.

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Museum of Oriental Art
MAO
This museum houses art from Kandahar, India, Southeast Asia, China and Japan. The third floor shows Buddhist and Tibetan culture. The fourth floor is Islamic and Arabian, mainly bronzes, ceramics and tiles.
Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00Adult €10, conc €8
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Piola Cianci
Popular place for fast inexpensive antipasti and main meals.
Mon-Fri 07:00-00:00, Sat Sun 12:00-16:00, 19:00-00:00
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La Stuzzicheria
Good local good pizza and excellent farinata.
Tue-Sun 10:30-21:00
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Chapel of the Merchants
Cappella dei Mercanti, Negozianti e Banchieri
A jewel of baroque architecture and sacred art built from 1680 by businessmen anxious to sanctify their dealings - they were, let's stress, "The Pious Congregation of Bankers, Shopkeepers and Merchants of Turin." One theme of the decor is the Magi, bearing the trade valuables without which the Christian church couldn't exist. The chapel was created within Chiesa dei Santi Martiri, a 16th-century Jesuit church. Its best-known artefact is the "calendario perpetuo" made by Giovanni Amedeo Plana in 1831. This predicts lunar phases, tides, days of the week and Christian holy days for 4000 years from Year Zero (1 BC in the Gregorian calendar); thereafter it's askew as it misses an extra leap-day tweak. It ranks among the world's earliest computers, though pipped by Babbage's "difference engine" of 1822.
Sept-June Sat 15:00-18:00, Sun 10:00-12:00