The Royal Palace of Turin, a World Heritage site since 1997, is the flagship of the Savoy Residences, known as the seventeenth century Crown of Delights. It accounted for the dynasty and the Kingdom, the symbol of their power and the place of the great court events: lunches, dances and diplomatic meetings that have marked both Italian and international history.

The path winds through the different rooms to find decorations, furnishings, beautiful oriental porcelain, but also the use and the hidden meaning of small or large objects. The path includes the view of Royal Armory, one of the richest collections of arms and armors in the world.

The visit allows to admire the splendid archaeological weapons of Beaumont Gallery: medieval and bladed firearms, to the weapons used by the Savoy kings in the nineteenth century, surrounded by valuable armors of the fifteenth and sixteenth century, in a fascinating setting.