Turin

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city municipality

Turin is a major city in northern Italy known for its rich history, Baroque architecture, automotive industry, and role as a cultural and economic hub.

Aliases (8)

Statements (67)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → municipality →
architecturalStylePresent	Art Nouveau → Baroque → Neoclassical →
capitalOfItalyFrom	1861 →
capitalOfItalyUntil	1865 →
climate	humid subtropical climate →
continent	Europe →
country	Italy →
demonym	Turinese →
hasAirport	Turin Airport →
hasMetroSystem	Turin Metro →
hasRailwayStation	Torino Porta Nuova → Torino Porta Susa →
hasUniversity	Polytechnic University of Turin → University of Turin →
historicalRegion	Savoy →
hostedEvent	2006 Winter Olympics → 2006 Winter Paralympics →
isCapitalOf	Metropolitan City of Turin → Piedmont →
isHeadquartersOf	Fiat → Intesa Sanpaolo → Lavazza → Stellantis (Italian operations) →
knownFor	Baroque architecture → Basilica of Superga → Egyptian Museum of Turin → Lingotto complex → Mole Antonelliana → Palazzo Madama → Palazzo Reale di Torino → Piazza Castello → Piazza San Carlo → Shroud of Turin → Slow Food and aperitivo culture → Turin Film Festival → Turin International Book Fair → automotive industry → chocolate production → cinema and film culture → royal residences of the House of Savoy →
language	Italian →
locatedIn	Piedmont → northern Italy →
locatedNearRiver	Dora Riparia →
locatedOnRiver	Po River →
majorIndustry	aerospace → automotive → engineering → finance → publishing →
nearMountainRange	Alps →
role	cultural hub → economic hub → industrial center →
sportsTeam	Juventus F.C. → Torino F.C. →
timeZone	Central European Summer Time → Central European Time →
transportHubFor	northwestern Italy →
twinCity	Cologne → Detroit → Lyon →
wasCapitalOf	Kingdom of Italy → Kingdom of Sardinia →

Referenced by (157)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Basilica of Superga → Egyptian Museum of Turin → Lingotto complex → Mirafiori plant → Piazza Castello → Piazza San Carlo → Polytechnic University of Turin → Shroud of Turin → Stadio Olimpico di Torino → Torino Porta Nuova → Torino Porta Susa → Turin Film Festival → Turin Metro → University of Turin →	locatedIn
Alfonso La Marmora → Amedeo Avogadro → Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour → Charles Emmanuel III of Sardinia → Claudio Treves → Joseph-Louis Lagrange → Primo Levi → Primo Levi → Primo Levi → Salvador Luria →	placeOfBirth
Camillo Borghese → Charles Albert of Savoy → Henriette Adelaide of Savoy → Maria Luisa of Savoy → Queen Margherita of Savoy → Umberto I of Italy → Victor Amadeus II of Savoy → Victor Emmanuel I of Savoy → Victor Emmanuel II of Sardinia →	birthPlace
Amedeo Avogadro → Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour → Cesare Burali-Forti → Charles Emmanuel III of Sardinia → Franco Antonicelli → Giuseppe Peano ("Turin, Kingdom of Italy") → Primo Levi → Primo Levi → Walter Schellenberg →	placeOfDeath
Gliz → Juventus FC → Lingotto complex → Palazzo Madama → Polytechnic University of Turin → Stadio Olimpico di Torino → Turin Film Festival → Turin International Book Fair →	city
Abarth → Alfa Romeo → Einaudi → Fiat → Intesa Sanpaolo → Lancia → Lavazza → Vincenzo Lancia →	headquartersLocation
1990 FIFA World Cup → 2006 Winter Olympics → 2006 Winter Olympics ("Torino") → 2006 Winter Paralympics → 2006 Winter Paralympics ("Torino") → Gliz → Neve → UEFA Euro 1980 (matches) →	hostCity
Amedeo Avogadro → Franco Antonicelli → Giovanni Agnelli → Giuseppe Peano → Guarino Guarini → Jean-Baptiste van Loo → Vincenzo Lancia →	workLocation
Duchy of Savoy → Kingdom of Italy → Kingdom of Sardinia → Piedmont → Savoy →	capital
Alfonso La Marmora → Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy → Franco Antonicelli → Friedrich Nietzsche → Italo Calvino →	residence
Biennio Rosso → Mole Antonelliana → Palazzo Madama → Turin International Book Fair →	location
Italy → Kingdom of Italy → Po Valley →	majorCity
Mole Antonelliana ("City of Turin") → Stadio Olimpico di Torino ("City of Turin") → Turin Metro ("City of Turin") →	owner
Torino Porta Susa → Turin Airport →	cityServed
Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy → Victor Amadeus II of Savoy ("Moncalieri") →	deathPlace
Dora Riparia → Po River →	flowsThrough
Fiat → Lavazza →	foundingLocation
Bardonecchia → Modane →	hasRailConnectionTo
Mole Antonelliana → Piazza Castello ("Comune di Torino") →	municipality
Turin Airport → Turin Metro →	serves
Shenyang → Shenzhen →	sisterCity
Juventus FC → Torino F.C. →	stadiumLocation
European Social Charter →	adoptedInCity
Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy →	capitalOfHisState
House of Savoy →	capitalTerritory
Dora Riparia →	confluenceNear
Modane →	connectedTo
Autostrada A5 →	connects
Milano Centrale railway station →	connectsTo
Northern Italy →	contains
Piedmont →	containsCity
Temple of Ellesyia →	currentCity
Torino Porta Susa ("Turin city centre") →	distanceFrom
Po →	flowsNearCity
Po basin →	hasMajorCity
Mole Antonelliana →	hasPanoramicViewOf
Chambéry →	hasTwinTown
Italian Jews →	historicalCenter
Torino F.C. →	homeCity
2006 Winter Olympics ("Turin, Italy") →	hostCityCountry
Torino Porta Nuova →	isMainStationOf
Torino Porta Susa →	isMajorStationIn
Piedmont →	largestCity
Amedeo Avogadro →	livedIn
Piazza Castello ("Turin city centre") →	locatedInHistoricCenter
Arte Povera →	locationOfFormation
Po River →	majorCityOnRiver
Northern Italy →	majorIndustrialArea
Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy →	movedCapitalTo
Torino F.C. →	originalLocation
Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Italy →	originallyLocatedIn
Basilica of Superga ("city of Turin") →	overlooks
Statuto Albertino →	placeOfOrigin
Bardonecchia →	province
Chambéry →	railwayConnection
Temple of Ellesyia →	relocatedTo
Chambéry →	replacedAsCapitalBy
The Periodic Table →	setting
Torino F.C. ("Torino") →	shortName
Treaty of Turin (1860) →	signedIn
Piedmontese →	spokenIn
Autostrada A5 →	startingPoint
Carle Van Loo →	studiedIn
Mole Antonelliana →	symbolOf
Grenoble →	twinnedWith
Stile Liberty →	typicalLocation
Carle Van Loo →	workedIn
Ecce Homo →	writtenIn