BORGO MEDIEVALE

The Borgo Medievale is a rebuilt medieval settlement and castle that is located in Turin, Italy. It may be found along the Po River's bank in the park named after the city's patron saint, Parco del Valentino. This is one of the places to visit in Turin that was erected for the Italian general exposition of 1884, and was designed to look like a late-medieval building typical of the Piedmont area.

Borgo Medievale, one of the Turin attractions, first opened to the public in 1884 for the Italian General Exhibition. It presents an architectural and decorative reconstruction from the late Middle Ages that adheres to rigorous philological standards. Visit the medieval and reconstructive place of attraction in Turin with the best Europe tour packages.

The Borgo Medievale, a vast park on the banks of the Po, is a year-round hotspot. There are authentic dwellings and artisan workshops where visitors may see metal and paper being produced and buy artifacts of all kinds, as well as streets, squares, fountains, fortifications, decorations, and frescoes. The chambers of this fortified aristocratic mansion are lavishly furnished and adorned with furnishings and fabrics that harken back to the opulent tastes of the nobility in 15th-century Piedmont.

The medieval gardens date back to 1998 and feature both period-appropriate plants and native species. The Borgo Medievale has evolved into a one-of-a-kind museum and tourist destination, catering to a wide range of interests and needs in the fields of scholarship, popular history, entertainment, and the tourist industry. In addition, a variety of events are provided to appeal to these various types of visitors.

Highlights

• Wonder if you've traveled back in time when you visit Borgo Medievale in Turin.
• Feel like you've stepped back in time as you stroll through its cobblestone streets, admiring the customary souvenir stores that line the way.
• Enjoy this section of the village at no cost and without a guided tour!
• See how the designers labored to create the communities aesthetically pleasing and authentic in terms of building materials, frescos, and walls.
• Snap pictures of this stunningly realistic replica of a medieval town.
• Enter the Fortress, a replica of a Lord's fortress from the 15th century from which you may survey the surrounding landscape.