Santuario della Consolata

Italy has so many great churches, it's easy to get fatigued with them. Not with this one though. The interior is incredibly interesting. The architecture is also interesting, being a series of smaller areas rather than one huge space. Definitely worth seeing

Beautifully serene church. Last mass on Sunday usually begins at 19:30 and ends before 20:30. Because of COVID everyone must wear a mask before entering and at most two people are allowed in a pew, there are markers letting you know where you're allowed to sit.

Sensational. A must see in Turin.

The Santuario della Consolata (Church of the Virgin of the Consolation), a masterpiece of Baroque art, is one of the oldest churches in Turin. In its bell tower, you can find the largest bell in Piedmont and a saint is buried there. The sanctuary is especially devoted to the worship of the Virgin Mary, with a procession and ceremony dedicated to her every year in June.

Great place for prayer and meditation