1911 Turin International Exposition grounds

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The 1911 Turin International Exposition grounds were the extensive fairgrounds in Turin, Italy, developed to host the 1911 world's fair celebrating the 50th anniversary of Italian unification, featuring numerous monumental pavilions and exhibition palaces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf exhibition complex
world's fair grounds
alsoKnownAs grounds of the Turin International Exposition of 1911
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts influences
eclectic historicist architecture
category 1911 in Turin
former exhibition and convention centers in Italy
world's fair architecture
country Italy
eventHosted Turin International Exposition of 1911 NERFINISHED
hasPart agricultural exhibition areas
amusement attractions
exhibition palaces
fine arts pavilion
industrial exhibition halls
monumental entrance gateways
national pavilions
restaurants and cafes
temporary streets and plazas
transport and communications pavilions
hasTheme arts and culture
celebration of the Kingdom of Italy
industrial progress
heritage some structures influenced later urban development in Turin
inception 1911
languageOfSignage Italian
locatedIn Piedmont
Turin NERFINISHED
locatedNear Castello del Valentino NERFINISHED
Parco del Valentino NERFINISHED
locatedOn banks of the River Po
mostStructuresDemolished after 1911 exposition
notableFor large scale of temporary monumental architecture
symbolic representation of unified Italy
openedForUse 1911
organizingAuthority Kingdom of Italy government NERFINISHED
municipality of Turin
partOf 1911 Turin International Exposition NERFINISHED
purpose to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Italian unification
to host the 1911 world's fair
significantEvent 50th anniversary of Italian unification
temporalUse temporary fairgrounds
transportAccess served by Turin tramway lines
usedFor art exhibitions
international exhibitions
national displays of industry and technology
public entertainment
visitorCapacity hundreds of thousands of visitors over the course of the fair

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Palace of the Liberal Arts partOf 1911 Turin International Exposition grounds