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Favorite thing: Visit the Mediaeval Village and Fortress at Parco Del Valentino. The Rocca (Fortress) is the major focal point of the village. You will need a ticket to get in the fortress although is was free for me as I had the Torino card. It is a guided tour round the fortress and the tour is conducted in Italian.
This Village was opened in April 27Th 1884 as part of the Ancient Art of the Great Italian Industry, Crafts and art exhibition of Turino.
Written Aug 26, 2002
Written Aug 23, 2008
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Favorite thing: Visit The Medieval Village Into The 'Valentino' Park. There Is A Castle And The Typical Medieval Shops. Valentino Park Is Near River Po.
Updated Aug 3, 2006
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Favorite thing: Valentino's Park.
Visit Parco del Valentino, and get away from the noise of the streets. It's a beautiful park on the banks of Po River.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Write a ReviewValentino's Park.Visit Parco del Valentino, and get away from the noise of the streets. It's a beautiful park on the banks of Po River.
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