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  • Ferlach, Jagd und Büchsenmachermuseum. traditonal hunt target
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  • Indian Communty of Iryapù, not far from Iguaçù waterfalls. One of the many kind of tramps (10 at least) utilised by Guaranì Indians for hunting.
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  • Pergamon Museum. Tell Halaf is an archaeological site in the northeastern Syria, near the Turkish border. The site dates to the 6th millennium BCE and was later the location of the Aramaean city-state of Guzana or Gozan. It was discovered in 1899 by Baron Max von Oppenheim, a German diplomat. The Tell Halaf site flourished from about 6100 to 5400 BC.
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • La Maison du Grand Veneur - early 14th century -  is the most popular of the gothic houses and the only one to have three floors.   On the façade of the building is a hunting scene. The «gothic» houses that line the Grand Rue Raimond VII constitute an exceptional architectural feature. Merchants, who became wealthy through trade in leather and cloth, built sumptuous houses from the late 13th century. All stages of the evolution of gothic architecture are represented in Cordes : « primitive » gothic of the 13th century, the « radiant » one of the 14th century, and finally the « flamboyant » gothic of the 15th century. Cordes-sur-Ciel is is a living piece of history and art,  since its creation in 1222 by the Count of Toulouse.
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Antakia (Hatay), Archaeology Museum. The fine collection of Roman-Byzantine mosaics, one of the most important of the world. Stories of hunting and fishing, from mythology.
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  • Antakia (Hatay), Archaeology Museum. The fine collection of Roman-Byzantine mosaics, one of the most important of the world. Stories of hunting and fishing, from mythology.
    em2711738.jpg
  • La Maison du Grand Veneur - early 14th century -  is the most popular of the gothic houses and the only one to have three floors.   On the façade of the building is a hunting scene. The «gothic» houses that line the Grand Rue Raimond VII constitute an exceptional architectural feature. Merchants, who became wealthy through trade in leather and cloth, built sumptuous houses from the late 13th century. All stages of the evolution of gothic architecture are represented in Cordes : « primitive » gothic of the 13th century, the « radiant » one of the 14th century, and finally the « flamboyant » gothic of the 15th century. Cordes-sur-Ciel is is a living piece of history and art,  since its creation in 1222 by the Count of Toulouse.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, street theater in the gardens.This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Atrani. The Cave and home of Masaniello. The tradition has it that there is a refugee for some time Masaniello, hunted by soldiers of the Viceroy of Naples.
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  • Cheverny Castle.A pack of some seventy dogs are also kept on the grounds and are taken out for hunts twice weekly. The lands were purchased by Henri Hurault,  a lieutenant-general for Louis XI, whose descendent the marquis de Vibraye is the present owner. The castle was donated by King Henri II to his mistress Diane de Poitiers. <br />
In 1914, the owner opened the château to the public, one of the first to do so. The family still operates it, and Château Cheverny remains a top tourist attraction to this day, renowned for magnificent interiors and its collection of furniture, tapestries, and objets d'art.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, street theater in the gardens.This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, artillery utilised in the Turin's siege of 1706. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Reggia di Diana (Diana's Royal Palace). This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Reggia di Diana (Diana's Royal Palace). This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Reggia di Diana (Diana's Royal Palace). This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116937.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Rondò alfieriano with Four Seasons statues. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Rondò alfieriano with Four Seasons statues. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, reconstruction of daily life. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Juvarra gardens. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, gardens. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116882.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7114985.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7114984.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, restoration works. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7110043.jpg
  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
    em0765192.jpg
  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
    em0765170.jpg
  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
    em0765109.jpg
  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
    em0765107.jpg
  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Dalhousie Castle. Falconry has been part of Scottish heritage since the dark ages and may have been used for sport and hunting by knights in the past
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  • Antakia (Hatay), Archaeology Museum. The fine collection of Roman-Byzantine mosaics, one of the most important of the world. Stories of hunting and fishing, from mythology.
    em2711744.jpg
  • La Maison du Grand Veneur - early 14th century -  is the most popular of the gothic houses and the only one to have three floors.   On the façade of the building is a hunting scene. The «gothic» houses that line the Grand Rue Raimond VII constitute an exceptional architectural feature. Merchants, who became wealthy through trade in leather and cloth, built sumptuous houses from the late 13th century. All stages of the evolution of gothic architecture are represented in Cordes : « primitive » gothic of the 13th century, the « radiant » one of the 14th century, and finally the « flamboyant » gothic of the 15th century. Cordes-sur-Ciel is is a living piece of history and art,  since its creation in 1222 by the Count of Toulouse.
    em7304560.jpg
  • La Maison du Grand Veneur - early 14th century -  is the most popular of the gothic houses and the only one to have three floors.   On the façade of the building is a hunting scene. The «gothic» houses that line the Grand Rue Raimond VII constitute an exceptional architectural feature. Merchants, who became wealthy through trade in leather and cloth, built sumptuous houses from the late 13th century. All stages of the evolution of gothic architecture are represented in Cordes : « primitive » gothic of the 13th century, the « radiant » one of the 14th century, and finally the « flamboyant » gothic of the 15th century. Cordes-sur-Ciel is is a living piece of history and art,  since its creation in 1222 by the Count of Toulouse.
    em7304540.jpg
  • La Maison du Grand Veneur - early 14th century -  is the most popular of the gothic houses and the only one to have three floors.   On the façade of the building is a hunting scene. The «gothic» houses that line the Grand Rue Raimond VII constitute an exceptional architectural feature. Merchants, who became wealthy through trade in leather and cloth, built sumptuous houses from the late 13th century. All stages of the evolution of gothic architecture are represented in Cordes : « primitive » gothic of the 13th century, the « radiant » one of the 14th century, and finally the « flamboyant » gothic of the 15th century. Cordes-sur-Ciel is is a living piece of history and art,  since its creation in 1222 by the Count of Toulouse.
    em7304537.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Diana's image. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Diana's image. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Reggia di Diana (Diana's Royal Palace). This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116947.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116942.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116936.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the masterpiece of St Uberto Chapel. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116935.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Rondò alfieriano with Four Seasons statues. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116929.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Rondò alfieriano with Four Seasons statues. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, Clock Tower entrance. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
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  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the gardens with the Trees-sculptures (Sculture Fluide) of Giuseppe Penone. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116880.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7114989.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7114988.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7114983.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7114979.jpg
  • La Maison du Grand Veneur - early 14th century -  is the most popular of the gothic houses and the only one to have three floors.   On the façade of the building is a hunting scene. The «gothic» houses that line the Grand Rue Raimond VII constitute an exceptional architectural feature. Merchants, who became wealthy through trade in leather and cloth, built sumptuous houses from the late 13th century. All stages of the evolution of gothic architecture are represented in Cordes : « primitive » gothic of the 13th century, the « radiant » one of the 14th century, and finally the « flamboyant » gothic of the 15th century. Cordes-sur-Ciel is is a living piece of history and art,  since its creation in 1222 by the Count of Toulouse.
    em7304568.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116890.jpg
  • Reggia di Venaria Reale, the gardens with the Trees-sculptures (Sculture Fluide) of Giuseppe Penone. This Royal Palace of the seventeenth century, dedicated to the hunting goddess Diana, was planned in 1658 by Amedeo di Castellamonte for the duke Carlo Emanuele II. The so-called "Versaille" of Turin is a building of huge proportions (480.000 sq m).  After the structural recovery the building now house a Museum regarding the life and culture of the court.
    em7116876.jpg
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