Stupinigi Hunting Lodge – Cascina del Castello Parpaglia loop from Stupinigi

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Stupinigi Hunting Lodge – Cascina del Castello Parpaglia loop from Stupinigi

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Stupinigi Hunting Lodge – Cascina del Castello Parpaglia loop from Stupinigi

01:04

10.1km

30m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Parco Naturale di Stupinigi

Waypoints

Start point

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45 m

Panacea Food Store

Highlight • Cafe

Bread only with sourdough and unrefined flours, baked goods, desserts.

Point of sale of local and environmentally friendly products such as beer from the Biova project, a start-up that works to reduce food waste by creating products that follow the principles of the circular economy and upcycling.
Biova Beer is in fact produced using unsold bread which becomes part, for 30%, of the malt quota necessary for the production of beer.
biovaproject.com/manifesto

Contacts:
viale Torino 12, 327 3327724

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Stupinigi Hunting Lodge

Highlight • Historical Site

Just ten kilometers from the historic center of Turin is this Savoy residence which has become a UNESCO heritage site. Built in the first half of the eighteenth century, designed by the architect Filippo Juvarra, the imposing palace was used by the sovereigns only for very short stays dedicated to hunting activities. In the 19th century it hosted, among others, Napoleon Bonaparte and later the Indian elephant Fritz, given to Carlo Felice of Savoy. Perhaps due to the forced confinement far from natural environments, the animal went mad and began to destroy everything around it, causing damage that is still visible to the wooden furnishings.

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Stupinigi Hunting Lodge

Highlight • Historical Site

Just ten kilometers from the heart of Turin stands this majestic Savoy residence, now a UNESCO heritage site. Designed by architect Filippo Juvarra in the first half of the eighteenth century, it was conceived as a hunting lodge for short stays by the sovereigns. In the nineteenth century it welcomed illustrious guests, including Napoleon Bonaparte and the Indian elephant Fritz, a gift to Carlo Felice of Savoy. Unfortunately, the distance from its natural habitat drove the animal to madness, unleashing a destructive fury that irreparably damaged the wooden furnishings, signs of which are still visible today.

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