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• Magnum on Set

  
  Until the 25th September 2011, the Italian National Cinema Museum in Turin presents the exhibition MAGNUM ON SET: Film as Seen by Great Photographers. Here, 146 photographs take the visitor on a voyage that explores the history of the special relationship that the photographers from the greatest agency in the world had with film; a relationship which began at the end of the Second World War.
  July 12, 2011 1 comment 5 likes

• La Mole Antonelliana / Museo Nazionale del Cinema

  
  The place to visit when you come to Torino.
  December 06, 2009 4 comments 6 likes 15 submissions

• Public Transport

  
  Public transport in Torino. For the trip back you can take the underground if you like, but I can’t do anything for you. I never used the underground.
  December 05, 2009 4 comments 4 likes

• Via Roma

  
  This is for you Princess. Now you’ve emptied your bank account you can go back home and rest. You deserved it Princess!
  December 05, 2009 2 comments 4 likes 4 submissions

• Circus Bar

  
  A nice bar to have an aperitivo with your messenger pals.
  December 04, 2009 3 comments 5 likes

• "Dream" exhibition

  
  This is one of the exhibitions held this year in Turin as "World Design Capital". In the wonderful building of Torino Esposizioni, it features the "cars of tomorrow", almost 60 cars from 1950 to nowadays, represent what has been the car of the future in the last half century...
  November 07, 2008 1 comment

• Manifattura Moncalieri (Torino)

  
  I can't remember how many times I passed in front of this abandoned factory with my car, insulting myself for not having a camera with me to take a few shots of this awesome piece of architecture... Till the day I said come on, I have to go there and shoot! So I took my bag with a few cameras and drove to the factory!
  September 03, 2008 5 comments

• My Window (Torino)

  
  You're gonna tell me: well, what a strange location! My window (but it could be yours too!) is quite far from offering to your eyes a cool dreamy landscape... Some ugly buildings and streets, and even a huge block of police barracks... Not so lovely eh!
  May 09, 2008

• Torino Olympic Arch

  
  The Olympic arch stands between the Olympic village and the Lingotto district, where most of the Olympic structures are situated. It's a huge cable stay pedestrian bridge, supported by a 70 meters tall inclining arch.
  May 09, 2008