Piazza Statuto

Completed in 1865, Piazza Statuto emerged during a significant period when Turin served as the first capital of the newly formed Kingdom of Italy. This prominent public square is encircled by neoclassical buildings and bordered by bustling roads. At its center stands a statue honoring the workers who constructed the trans-Alpine Fréjus Rail Tunnel, adding a touch of historical significance to the space. Today, visitors can wander through the square, taking in the architectural details of the surrounding structures and reflecting on the city’s rich past.