Royal Palace (Palazzo Reale) Turin

... go to work. So we walked around Piazza Castello for a while which we had planned on doing anyway. First we had tea in the Royal Palace. You know how Amanda loves her tea. Then we wandered over to Palazza Madama, at first just to check it out, but ...

... you dont really see it either, but there is an information board that has pictures, so it was ok. We then went to the old Savoy royal palace.  It was beautiful and we got to take a tour, but of course the tour was in Italian, so we didn't get ...

... they've had the chop chop, too bad Shirl) and maybe we'll squeeze one into our already stuffed backpacks to take home to her.  Oh, and there's been some sight-seeing too - a new royal palace that they've restored since they had the Olympics ...

... No real idea of where to get off but saw a likely looking place with shops open and people strolling. Found ourselves at the royal palace piazza so good choice. Bought our day pass for the bus to use there then strolled around taking photos etc - ...

... that area of town to see the museum. Instead we followed the bustling Via Garibaldi to the Palazzo Reale area. Palazzo Reale means Royal Palace in Italian and at different times was the inhabitance of a line of princes and dukes of Italy. Here we met ...