Personalized Star Map of Turin
45.0703°N, 7.6869°E
Former first capital of united Italy, Turin unfurls its stars above the bold spire of the Mole Antonelliana and the elegant arcades of Piazza San Carlo. Gift a Turin star map — a present as refined as the historic cafes of Piedmont beneath the gaze of the snow-capped Alps.
Famous Landmarks
Mole Antonelliana
45.0703°N, 7.6869°E
The Mole Antonelliana, rising to 167 metres, is Turin's undisputed symbol. Designed by Alessandro Antonelli in 1863 as a synagogue, it now houses the National Museum of Cinema. Its panoramic glass lift offers spectacular views over the city and the Alpine arc.
Egyptian Museum
45.0703°N, 7.6869°E
The Egyptian Museum of Turin is the world's oldest museum entirely dedicated to Egyptian civilisation and the second most important after Cairo's. Founded in 1824, it houses over 30,000 artefacts, including the rock temple of Ellesiya and the Turin Royal Canon papyrus.
Piazza San Carlo
45.0703°N, 7.6869°E
Piazza San Carlo, nicknamed Turin's drawing room, is a 17th-century Baroque square lined with elegant arcades and historic cafes. Its twin churches, Santa Cristina and San Carlo Borromeo, frame the perspective toward Via Roma, creating one of Italy's most harmonious urban panoramas.
Why gift a star map of Turin?
Gifting a star map of Turin means immortalising a moment under the Piedmontese sky where the Alps serve as a backdrop for the constellations. Italy's first capital blends Baroque elegance with innovation, from the Mole Antonelliana to the banks of the Po. Every star above this royal city captures the nobility and refinement of a precious moment.
The sky of Turin
At 45.1 degrees north latitude, at the foot of the Alpine arc, Turin benefits from a spectacular western horizon where the Alps draw a majestic silhouette beneath the stars. The Turin Astronomical Observatory, founded in 1790 on Superga hill, is one of Italy's oldest and continues cutting-edge astrophysics research today.