Scuola Secondaria I grado "Dante Alighieri" Torino

1. Scuola Secondaria I grado "Dante Alighieri" Torino Classe 2 E a.s. 2009-2010

2. Progetto: "Io Cittadino" Note per far funzionare l’ipertesto, lavoro in Italiano e in Inglese

3. SIGHTSEEING TURIN

4. Our City:Turin

6. The Egyptian Museum .

7. The Turin collection exhibited precious findings from the Theban area. Between 1900 and 1920, it was enriched by E. Schiapparelli after his discoveries.

8. Grave goods Sphinx of Amenothep III. Sandstone. 18th Dynasty. From Thebes. Book of the Dead Sandals. Sarcophagus

9. The Cathedral of Turin… … and the Holy Shroud

10. The church, in Renaissance style, has a Latin cross plant and is composed by one central nave and two small lateral naves, with thirteen little chapels.

11. The Holy Shroud is a linen cloth m. 4,41 long and m 1,13large. Many people think this is the shroud that wrapped Jesus Christ after the tortures, crucifixion and death.

12. The Basilica of Superga The Basilica ofSuperga is on the top of the hill which has the same name.

13. Vittorio Amedeo II ordered its construction to thank the Holy Mary, after the war won against the French, who besieged Turin in 1706

14. Filippo Juvarra planned it in 1711. You can visit the basilica, on the top of the Superga hill , by car or by ratchet from Sassi to Superga.

15. THE PALATIN GATE

16. The Palatin Gate is a Romanic building who allowed the access from the north to Augusta Taurinorum, the Roman town, which today is Turin. The remains of the old building are visible in the centre of the open area, which nowadays is called Piazza Cesare Augusto.

17. The construction of the Palatin Gate dated back to the 1st century B.C. and it was finished at the beginning of the 1st century A.C. The Palatium hosted some Longobard kings, such as Carlo Magno and Charles the Bald.

18. Palazzo Lascaris

19. This palace was built from 1663 to 1665, by Domenico Bernardi. In 1800 it was bought by the Lascaris family, from which it takes the name. During the second World War the palace was burnt and in partly destroyed In 1975 the palace was bought by the Piedmont Region for the Regional Council.

20. Royal Palace

21. The Royal Palace of Turin was the royal residence of the Savoy Family in Piedmont. It is located in the heart of Turin, in the beautiful Piazza Castello. It was the heart of the Savoy Court, symbol of the power of the dynasty, and, along with other royal residences in the Turin area, such as the Venaria Palace or Stupinigi Hunting Residence.

22. There are three different styles in the building: Baroque, Rococo and Neoclassical. They were designed by different architects in different periods. The palace is part of a complex of buildings, in the centre of town, which are among the most important of Turin. The original building was a bishop's palace until the sixteenth century, but then Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy chose it as his residence. Behind the Royal Palace there are the Great Royal Gardens.

23. Palazzo Madama

24. Palazzo Madama was built in 1780 by the architect Filippo Juvarra

25. The flight of stairs “delle Forbici” was designed and built by the architect Filippo Juvarra

26. Valentino Castle

27. Valentine Castle is an historical building of Turin, it is situated in the Valentine Park on the banks of the River Po.

28. Emanuele Filiberto of Savoia bought the old castle. This structure hosted noble families like the Saintmerane, the Stork, the Pacelli and Calvi. The origin of the castle name is uncertain, the first document in which appears the name Valentinium is in 1275.

29. For some years it was neglected and it was in decadence. In 1960 the castle was chosen to be the faculty of Architecture of Turin.

30. The Castle is regaining the old grandeur: the first-floor rooms are opened one after the other and host representative offices of the Faculty of Architecture. On 12th May 2007 the wonderful room of the Zodiac, with its central frescodepicting mythological the Po river with the likeness of Poseidon was reopened .

31. SHOPPING IN VIA GARIBALDI,VIA ROMA AND VIA PO You can find all kinds of shops from clothing to footwear, household linen from the Piedmontese cuisine while shopping you can enjoy cappuccinos, ice cream and real chocolate. Lara Carbone, Jessica Di Pumpo, Raluca Ungurean

32. Via garibaldi is a nice walk in the center of Turin because there are no cars so in the meantime you can do your shopping and have fun. Via Roma is the main street of downtown Turin. It combines the historic central Piazza Castello to Porta Nuova railway station and includes along its path piazza CLN and the famous Piazza San Carlo, The street ends in Piazza Carlo Felice. You can find the shops of famous stylists, multi-storey shops with beautiful sights of mirrors and glass scales.

33. Via Po is one of the main streets of Turin. It connects Piazza Vittorio Veneto to Piazza Castello. There are many shops and old buildings under the typical porticos: a characteristic of the city.

34. In the nearby there are stores of all kinds especially libraries At the end of the street you can see the Church dedicated to the Great Mother of God. In a side street there is the Mole. You can see new shops and also some small shops such as wine bars and grocery stores. Once in Piazza Vittorio you can find old-style bars

35. Palazzo Carignano

36. The back facade is in neoclassical style. The internal courtyard

37. Mole Antonelliana The Mole Antonelliana dates back to 1863. It was planned by Alessandro Antonelli, a famous architect, who used a new technique which allowed him to build one of the highest building (167,5 metres) in Europe. It’s situated in the center of Turin and it’s the tallest building in the city. It’s very beautiful and it’s the symbol of Turin.

38. Cinema Museum At the moment the Mole Antonelliana hosts the “National Museum of Cinema”, in fact Italian film production started in Turin at the end of the 19° century.

39. Bibliografia e sitografia http://www.comune.torino.it/ http://www.comune.torino.it/circ4/tesoriera.html “Lo Statuto dei Ragazzi” A cura della Presidenza del Consiglio Comunale Città di Torino - giugno 2008

40. Gli studenti attori del Progetto a.s. 2009-2010 BERTOLA MICHELABIRRIOLO FEDERICA CALVI ALESSIACAPPELATO ALESSIO CARBONE LARACOSSU LORENZO D'AGOSTINO FEDERICODEL PRETE ALESSIA DI PUMPO JESSICA FASSIO BRUNO FAZIO GIULIAGREMESE MATTEO GUIDI SIMONE LIBERTI GIULIA MENON LEONARDO MOLTONI ALESSIO NAGGI GIULIO PERRONE VALENTINA PORZIO CAMILLA RICOTTI CHRISTIAN SCANNELLA ILARIA SCONFIENZA ALESSANDRO UNGUREAN RALUCA URSO MATTEO ZOLLI GIADA

41. Le Docenti Referente del Progetto: Prof. Simonetta Anibaldi Ranco Materie Letterarie Prof. Giuliana Andreoni Approfondimento Cittadinanza e Costituzione Prof. Patrizia Schirosi Lingua Inglese ICT

42. Si ringraziano Prof. Fiorenzo Alfieri Assessore alla Cultura Città di Torino Dott. Ferdinando Cartella Vicepresidente Circoscrizione IV Dott. Carla Piccolini Vicesegretario Generale Consiglio Comunale Dott. Lucia Mina Dirigente Servizio Centrale Consiglio Comunale Prof. Silvana Paterlino Dirigente Scolastico SMS “Dante Alighieri” Prof. Lucetta Pastorino Docente del Consiglio di Classe Dott in Arch Alice Furioso Dott. Massimo Menon

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