Santa Maria di Piazza

There are two large domes inside the baroque style. The murals are much simpler compared to the church. The church was built in the middle of the 18th century, but the exterior is not as grand as the churches of the same generation. There is also a jazz nearby that was sentenced to death in ancient times. Near San Carlo Square,

Torino is a historic city, and many churches here feel more characteristic than Milan, not the same height. No clock tower, it is difficult to think of a church without a cross on the top. The white upper structure inside does not have a sense of oppression of too many murals, and the decoration next to it is mainly wood-colored gold, which is very simple and clear, but it can be regarded as more spacious.

Very nice place, worth a visit, a lot of people

Pizza is a typical Italian pancake type

It is not known by name but is not inconspicuous among many ancient churches in Turin!